{ "schema": "https://projectjupiter.watch/data#graph-v1", "project": "Project Jupiter Watch", "description": "Every node and edge in the public Project Jupiter knowledge graph. Actor nodes (person/organization/place) have dossier pages — see `routes`.", "license": "CC BY 4.0 — https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/", "cite_as": "the Project Jupiter Watch, projectjupiter.watch", "generated": "2026-08-17T16:07:03.283Z", "verification_tiers": { "primary-source": "Read off the primary document itself", "confirmed": "Two independent accounts agree", "caveated": "True with a stated limit on it", "contested": "Disputed by a named party; both positions carried", "corrected": "Was published wrong; the correction is logged at /corrections" }, "right_of_reply": "Anyone named holds a standing right of reply — https://projectjupiter.watch/about", "corrections": "https://projectjupiter.watch/corrections", "counts": { "nodes": 776, "edges": 1467, "nodes_with_sources": 294, "concept": 122, "organization": 132, "person": 161, "place": 6, "event": 123, "claim": 143, "tension": 19, "document": 52, "promise": 9, "conflict": 9 }, "data": { "routes": { "person": "/who/", "organization": "/org/", "place": "/place/", "conflict": "/conflicts#" }, "nodes": [ { "id": "PJC1", "type": "concept", "label": "Project Jupiter campus", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "central", "data-center", "infrastructure" ], "summary": "$165B (30-yr IRB ceiling), 1,400 acres, 4 hyperscale buildings, 1.0GW+ IT load, ~800k GPUs. JOBS CORRECTION: enforceable floor is 750 permanent ($75k-100k) + 50 PT + ~2,500 construction — NOT 1,500 (that figure isn't in the agreement)", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — Industrial Revenue Bond inducement resolution for Project Jupiter (Aug. 26, 2025; mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Oracle — \"Project Jupiter Water Facts\" statement (Apr. 27, 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiter-water-facts-2026-04-27/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "NPR — \"Worries over water as a giant data center moves into the New Mexico desert\" (Jun. 12, 2026)", "url": "https://www.npr.org/2026/06/12/nx-s1-5786551/worries-over-water-as-a-giant-data-center-moves-into-the-new-mexico-desert", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Office of the New Mexico Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 announcement of the BorderPlex Digital campus in Santa Teresa", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — coverage of the $165 billion Santa Teresa data center announcement", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/08/27/dona-ana-billion-dollar-data-center-santa-teresa-el-paso-water-meta/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on Project Jupiter and the Stargate initiative", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "STACK Infrastructure — \"Project Jupiter: Investing in Doña Ana's Future\" (developer document)", "url": "https://www.stackinfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Project-Jupiter-Investing-in-Dona-Anas-Future.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — \"Doña Ana County approves $165 billion in bonds for massive AI data center\"", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/do-a-ana-county-approves-165-billion-in-bonds-for-massive-ai-data-center-near/article_29bdb65d-ada4-43c4-8a0f-ba54f5e2a1b9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — executed Community Benefits Agreement for Project Jupiter", "url": "https://cms2.revize.com/revize/donaanacounty/Documents/About%20Us/Economic%20Development%20Projects/Community%20Benefits%20Agreement%20(CBA)%20Executed.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Oracle — Project Jupiter announcement, \"$4.7 billion to New Mexico\" (Jul. 28, 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/project-jupiter-2026-07-28/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — executed LEDA Project Participation Agreement, GRT share (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/LEDA-PPA-GRT-Share_Executed.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Project Jupiter's big promises are legally binding\" (Oct. 12, 2025)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/10/12/project-jupiters-big-promises-are-legally-binding/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — opinion, \"Project Jupiter is not a data center done right\" (Aug. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/08/06/project-jupiter-is-not-a-data-center-done-right/", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "high", "confidence": "high", "aliases": [ "Project Jupiter", "Jupiter campus" ] }, { "id": "PJO1", "type": "organization", "label": "Oracle Cloud Infrastructure", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "tenant", "operator" ], "summary": "tenant; funds all energy costs; hosts OpenAI workloads", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle — \"Project Jupiter Water Facts\" statement (Apr. 27, 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiter-water-facts-2026-04-27/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on Oracle's role in Project Jupiter and the Stargate initiative", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Oracle — Project Jupiter announcement, \"$4.7 billion to New Mexico\" (Jul. 28, 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/project-jupiter-2026-07-28/", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO2", "type": "organization", "label": "OpenAI", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "end-user" ], "summary": "Primary compute end-user; frontier training incl. GPT-6", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on OpenAI's role in Project Jupiter and the Stargate initiative", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "CBS News — Trump announces up to $500 billion Stargate AI investment with OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-announces-private-sector-ai-infrastructure-investment/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO3", "type": "organization", "label": "SoftBank", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "capital", "foreign-linked" ], "summary": "Stargate JV capital partner", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — Trump announces up to $500 billion Stargate AI investment with OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-announces-private-sector-ai-infrastructure-investment/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on the Stargate partners behind Project Jupiter", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO4", "type": "organization", "label": "BorderPlex Digital Assets", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "developer" ], "summary": "BorderPlex Digital Assets — the originating deal vehicle. Form D HQ (600 Congress Ave Ste 15041, Austin) is a WeWork virtual office; phone is a Houston area code → a deal-structuring shell, not an operating company", "sources": [ { "label": "BorderPlex Digital–State of New Mexico Memorandum of Understanding, Feb. 25, 2025 (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2.25.25.BorderPlexDigitalMOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "SEC EDGAR — Form D filed by BorderPlex Digital Assets, LLC (Feb. 2025)", "url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2048625/000204862525000001/0002048625-25-000001-index.html", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "BorderPlex Digital Assets — company leadership page (Wayback Machine capture, Aug. 30, 2025)", "url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20250830095814/https://www.borderplexdigital.com/leadership", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Developer must guarantee Project Jupiter's rosy promises\"", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso News — Project Jupiter's El Paso connection to the Santa Teresa data center", "url": "https://elpasonews.org/2025/09/18/project-jupiter-the-el-paso-connection-to-the-santa-teresa-data-center/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO5", "type": "organization", "label": "STACK Infrastructure", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "builder", "operator" ], "summary": "STACK Infrastructure — Jupiter's construction/operating partner; CEO of STACK Americas = Matt VanderZanden (ex-Facebook site selection). Owned via IPI Partners → acquired by Blue Owl Oct 2024", "sources": [ { "label": "STACK Infrastructure — \"Project Jupiter: Investing in Doña Ana's Future\" (developer document)", "url": "https://www.stackinfra.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/Project-Jupiter-Investing-in-Dona-Anas-Future.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO6", "type": "organization", "label": "Blue Owl Capital", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity" ], "summary": "Blue Owl Capital — owns STACK via the Oct 2024 IPI acquisition (~$10.5B AUM, 82 data centers); Digital Infrastructure led by Matt A'Hearn. No Jupiter-specific financing announced; APAC sale under way (stress signal)" }, { "id": "PJO7", "type": "organization", "label": "Bloom Energy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "supplier", "energy" ], "summary": "2.45GW solid-oxide fuel cell supplier; ~$6-7B deal Under the live permit (NSR 10883) Bloom is the OPERATOR of the 2,275-stack fuel-cell system — no longer just the technology vendor and warrant-holder on the money side, but the named…", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI modeling review ('Bloom Energy Corp (Bloom) will be the operator')", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO8", "type": "organization", "label": "Energy Transfer (Transwestern)", "tags": [ "organization", "pipeline" ], "summary": "Dallas; proposed Green Chile pipeline" }, { "id": "PJO9", "type": "organization", "label": "Doña Ana County Commission", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "approver" ], "summary": "Approved $165B IRBs 4-1; defendant in multiple suits", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution of Aug. 26, 2025 (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "New Mexico Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint against Doña Ana County (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — legal challenges to Project Jupiter funding meet headwinds", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/legal-challenges-to-project-jupiter-funding-meet-headwinds/2901165", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — judge dismisses Project Jupiter lawsuit, allows chance to refile", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/environment/judge-dismissed-project-jupiter-lawsuit-allows-chance-to-refile/article_58e04d4f-dca4-45e3-ab63-e3c7a750a8f9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Doña Ana County approves $165 billion in bonds for massive AI data center", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/do-a-ana-county-approves-165-billion-in-bonds-for-massive-ai-data-center-near/article_29bdb65d-ada4-43c4-8a0f-ba54f5e2a1b9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — Doña Ana commissioners mull citizens committee to monitor Project Jupiter", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/dona-ana-commissioners-mull-citizens-committee-to-monitor-project-jupiter/3096003", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — agenda and full packet for the Sept. 19, 2025 commission meeting (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/9.19.25.DACAgendaAndPacket.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Ordinance No. 367-2025, IRB adoption, executed and recorded (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Ordinance-No.-367-2025-IRB-Adoption_ExecutedRecorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Ordinance No. 368-2025, LEDA gross-receipts-tax share, executed and recorded (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Ordinance-No.-368-2025-LEDA-GRT-Share_-ExecutedRecorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Ordinance No. 369-2025, LEDA building permit fees, executed and recorded (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Ordinance-No.-369-2025-LEDA-Building-Permit-Fees_ExecutedRecorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Resolution No. 2025-99, LEDA inducement resolution (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Resolution-No-2025-99-LEDA-Inducement-Resolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — judge rejects motion to dismiss Project Jupiter lawsuit (Mar. 20, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/03/20/judge-rejects-motion-to-dismiss-project-jupiter-lawsuit/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO10", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Environment Department (NMED)", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "air-permit" ], "summary": "Air quality permit authority; decision expected Jul 21 2026", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environment Department — scheduling order in the Project Jupiter air-permit docket, AQB 26-57(P) (Jul. 16, 2026)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-16-AQB-26-57-Scheduling-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM Environment Department — amended scheduling order resetting the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing, AQB 26-57(P) (Jul. 29, 2026)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Project Jupiter air-permit hearing approved, decision delayed", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-air-permits-hearing-decision-delayed/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — 16-organization letter to NMED demanding transparency on the Project Jupiter air permits (Jan. 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/New-Mexico-Organizations-Demand-Public-Transparency-Access-Concerning-Project-Jupiter-Air-Quality-Permits.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO11", "type": "organization", "label": "NM State Land Office", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator" ], "summary": "Denied pipeline state-trust-land segment Mar 20 2026" }, { "id": "PJO12", "type": "organization", "label": "FERC", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "federal" ], "summary": "Denied related pipeline requests Apr 2026" }, { "id": "PJO13", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Economic Development Dept (NMEDD)", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "incentives" ], "summary": "Incentive issuer; $600M+ GRT study" }, { "id": "PJO14", "type": "organization", "label": "Camino Real Regional Utility Authority (CRRUA)", "tags": [ "organization", "utility", "water" ], "summary": "The utility that supplies the campus's potable water — and the one whose arsenic-treatment failure is the cautionary tale under the whole water story: three of four treatment plants bypassed for over a year, 58 deficiencies, a $251,580 proposed fine settled for $189,000 in February 2026. All four plants have been compliant since January 2025 — a documented past failure with a live residual: discolored-water complaints in Santa Teresa persisted into August 2026.", "sources": [ { "label": "CRRUA — NMED settlement announcement", "url": "https://www.crrua.org/node/109", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO15", "type": "organization", "label": "New Mexico State University (NMSU)", "tags": [ "organization", "research", "academic" ], "summary": "Desalination research; NDA required notifying BorderPlex of records requests" }, { "id": "PJO16", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Environmental Law Center (NMELC)", "tags": [ "organization", "litigant", "opposition" ], "summary": "Two active lawsuits; represents Sunland Park / Santa Teresa", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint against Doña Ana County (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — motion for stay in the Project Jupiter IRB litigation (Oct. 21, 2025)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Motion-for-Stay-with-attachments-10-21-25.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — initial letter regarding the YGI Microgrid air-permit application", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — 16-organization letter demanding public transparency on the Project Jupiter air permits (Jan. 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/New-Mexico-Organizations-Demand-Public-Transparency-Access-Concerning-Project-Jupiter-Air-Quality-Permits.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Judge rejects motion to dismiss Project Jupiter lawsuit\" (Mar. 20, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/03/20/judge-rejects-motion-to-dismiss-project-jupiter-lawsuit/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO17", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Foundation for Open Government (NMFOG)", "tags": [ "organization", "litigant", "opposition" ], "summary": "Filed IPRA public-records lawsuit Jun 22 2026" }, { "id": "PJO18", "type": "organization", "label": "Stargate initiative", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "joint-venture", "national-strategy" ], "summary": "$500B JV (OpenAI/Oracle/SoftBank); Jupiter is 1 of 5 nodes", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — Trump announces up to $500 billion Stargate AI infrastructure investment (Jan. 21, 2025)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-announces-private-sector-ai-infrastructure-investment/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on Project Jupiter and the Stargate initiative", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO19", "type": "organization", "label": "Environmental coalition (CBD / Sierra Club / Food & Water Watch)", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "environmental" ], "summary": "Filed FERC protests against the Green Chile pipeline" }, { "id": "PJP1", "type": "person", "label": "Michelle Lujan Grisham", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government" ], "summary": "Gov. of NM since 2019, term-limited 2026; niece of ex-HUD Sec. Manuel Lujan Jr.; signed the secret BorderPlex MOU ~Feb 2025. Appointed Keyes to EDD (2019)", "sources": [ { "label": "Office of the Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 press release announcing BorderPlex Digital partnership and MOU ($5B Santa Teresa campus, 1,000 jobs)", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — 'Behind-the-scenes deals in New Mexico paved the road to Project Jupiter' (details the Feb. 25, 2025 MOU she signed committing state policy support)", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "haussamen.com — 'Developer must guarantee Project Jupiter's rosy promises' (documents her MOU with BorderPlex chairman Lanham Napier, pledged state assistance, and HB 93 microgrid language she signed)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Michelle Lujan Grisham (biography: Governor since 2019, spouse Manuel Cordova)", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelle_Lujan_Grisham", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Governor of New Mexico (since January 2019, term-limited in 2026); signed the Feb. 25, 2025 BorderPlex Digital MOU committing state support to the Santa Teresa project that became Project Jupiter", "spouse": "Manuel \"Manny\" Cordova" }, { "id": "PJP2", "type": "person", "label": "Lanham Napier", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "developer" ], "summary": "Chairman/co-founder BorderPlex; ex-Rackspace CEO (grew $1.5M→$1.5B, NYSE IPO); BuildGroup chair; P23 family-office principal. 'Community first' framing on record NEVER names Oracle/OpenAI/Stargate", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — Project Jupiter is part of OpenAI/Oracle Stargate initiative; Napier as BorderPlex chairman presenting to county commissioners", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — $165B Santa Teresa data center announcement; identifies Napier as chairman/co-founder of BorderPlex Digital Assets and BuildGroup chair, ex-Rackspace CEO", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/08/27/dona-ana-billion-dollar-data-center-santa-teresa-el-paso-water-meta/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Haussamen (NM opinion/analysis) — Napier signed the Feb. 25 MOU with Gov. Lujan Grisham; his public commitments on county payments and water infrastructure", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Rice Business — official bio: BuildGroup co-founder/CEO, grew Rackspace from $1.5M to $1.5B as CEO", "url": "https://business.rice.edu/person/lanham-napier", "kind": "official-bio" } ], "role_line": "Chairman and co-founder of BorderPlex Digital Assets (developer of Project Jupiter); co-founder and CEO of BuildGroup; former Rackspace CEO", "businesses": [ "BorderPlex Digital Assets (chairman/co-founder, Austin-based developer of Project Jupiter)", "BuildGroup (co-founder and CEO, Austin investment holding company)" ] }, { "id": "PJP3", "type": "person", "label": "Stephanie Garcia Richard", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government" ], "summary": "Commissioner of Public Lands since 2019; ex-NM House (2013-18); Barnard/Columbia. DENIED the Green Chile Ventures pipeline land crossing → forced the pivot to Bloom fuel cells. No COI found", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — Garcia Richard wins Democratic Lt. Gov nomination", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/30/new-mexico-land-commissioner-garcia-richard-wins-democratic-lieutenant-governor-nomination/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRWG — Garcia Richard wins DPNM SCC election", "url": "https://www.krwg.org/krwg-news/2026-07-30/stephanie-garcia-richard-wins-dpnm-lieutenant-governor-scc-election", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Commissioner of Public Lands since 2019. On July 29–30, 2026, won the Democratic State Central Committee vote (53%–46% over Sen. Harold Pope) to join Deb Haaland's ticket as the lieutenant-governor nominee; she is term-limited at the Land Office." }, { "id": "PJP4", "type": "person", "label": "Christopher Schaljo-Hernandez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "Commission Chair, Dist 1 (D, elected 2022); signed the final 1,583-page agreements privately AFTER the Sept 19 2025 vote — central OMA allegation. Not seeking reelection in 2026 — the District 1 seat he holds, from which he chaired the $165B vote and signed the final agreements, is open in November.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint recounting Chair Schaljo-Hernandez's closed-session motions (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution signed by Chair Christopher Schaljo-Hernandez (Aug. 26, 2025, mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — final Project Jupiter agreements grew exponentially after the vote (Dec. 18, 2025)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/12/18/final-project-jupiter-agreements-grew-exponentially/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Maldonado wins the D1 Democratic primary (Jun 3 2026)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/daisy-maldonado-wins-dona-ana-county-commission-district-1-primary-2026/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP5", "type": "person", "label": "Susana Chaparro", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "Commissioner Dist 4; the sole NO vote (4-1, Sept 19 2025): 'this has been rushed for me and the people I represent...we need more time'", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution listing Susana Chaparro, District 4 (Aug. 26, 2025; mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Doña Ana County approves $165 billion in bonds for massive AI data center", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/do-a-ana-county-approves-165-billion-in-bonds-for-massive-ai-data-center-near/article_29bdb65d-ada4-43c4-8a0f-ba54f5e2a1b9.html", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP6", "type": "person", "label": "The Litigant", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "litigant", "resident" ], "summary": "Pro se litigant; used ChatGPT to draft/file the suit against OpenAI's data center ('supercomputer fighting the supercomputer'); dismissed twice by Judge Foy", "sources": [ { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Judge dismissed Project Jupiter lawsuit, allows chance to refile (Foy's second dismissal; the litigant's ChatGPT-drafted pro se case, standing dispute)", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/environment/judge-dismissed-project-jupiter-lawsuit-allows-chance-to-refile/article_58e04d4f-dca4-45e3-ab63-e3c7a750a8f9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Source NM via KSFR — NM judge dismisses Project Jupiter data center lawsuit but offers chance to re-file (The litigant used ChatGPT to draft suit; 'second of three strikes')", "url": "https://www.ksfr.org/government/2026-06-24/new-mexico-judge-dismisses-project-jupiter-data-center-lawsuit-but-offers-chance-to-re-file", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Source NM (Joshua Bowling) via KANW — Judge Foy dismisses the litigant's Project Jupiter complaint without prejudice a second time", "url": "https://www.kanw.org/new-mexico-news/2026-06-24/new-mexico-judge-dismisses-project-jupiter-data-center-lawsuit-but-offers-chance-to-re-file", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Project Jupiter data center lawsuit dismissed, the litigant given chance to refile", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-data-center-lawsuit-dismissed-refile-derrick-pacheco-2026/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Las Cruces (Doña Ana County) resident and pro se plaintiff suing the Doña Ana Board of County Commissioners over Project Jupiter bond/zoning approvals, drafting his filings with ChatGPT; occupation/employer not publicly documented in verified coverage." }, { "id": "PJC2", "type": "concept", "label": "Bloom fuel cell microgrid (2.45 GW)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "current-plan" ], "summary": "Bloom SOFC 2.45 GW; ~92% lower NOx, ~10.1M t CO2e/yr. 'Largest US fuel-cell deployment in history' is a paraphrase — sources say 'one of the largest'; it IS Bloom's largest single order", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environment Department — YGI Microgrid air dispersion modeling review report (June 16, 2026)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "New Mexico Environmental Law Center — initial letter on the YGI Microgrid air-permit application", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "BizSugar — Oracle clarifies misconceptions about fuel cells and toxic chemicals", "url": "https://bizsugar.com/small-business-news/oracle-clarifies-misconceptions-about-fuel-cells-and-toxic-chemicals/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Project Jupiter unveils less-polluting power plan\" (Apr. 27, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/27/project-jupiter-unveils-less-polluting-power-plan/", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC3", "type": "concept", "label": "Original gas turbine microgrid (withdrawn)", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "withdrawn" ], "summary": "~41 turbines, 700-900MW, ~14M t CO2e/yr; NOx split below Title V threshold" }, { "id": "PJC4", "type": "concept", "label": "Green Chile pipeline (state-land crossing denied twice; rerouting)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "blocked" ], "summary": "FERC docket CP26-80-000 (confirmed via the Federal Register): Transwestern (Energy Transfer) filed Jan 29 2026 under its blanket certificate for a 17.77-mile, 24-inch lateral + metering facilities delivering 400,000 Dth/day to Green Chile…", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — CP26-80 blanket-authorization notice (Feb 17 2026)", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/02/17/2026-03005/transwestern-pipeline-company-llc-notice-of-request-under-blanket-authorization-and-establishing", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMSLO — reconsideration denial letter (Jul 14 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmstatelands.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-14-Letter-re-Informal-Request-for-Reconsideration_Final.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "BLM — rights-of-way issued for the Green Chile pipeline", "url": "https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-issues-rights-way-green-chile-natural-gas-pipeline", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "WELC — environmental coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Pipeline Journal — federal review of the 17-mile Green Chile lateral", "url": "https://www.pipeline-journal.net/news/federal-review-underway-17-mile-dedicated-gas-pipeline-serving-major-data-center", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Public Citizen — FERC protest (PDF)", "url": "https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/GreenChile.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJC5", "type": "concept", "label": "Closed-loop cooling system", "tags": [ "concept", "water" ], "summary": "Marketed as one-time fill ~20-60k gal/day; contested" }, { "id": "PJC6", "type": "concept", "label": "Desalination plant", "tags": [ "concept", "water" ], "summary": "Brackish-water desal; PFAS/arsenic/uranium/radium + brine waste concerns" }, { "id": "PJC7", "type": "concept", "label": "Industrial Revenue Bonds ($165B)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "incentive" ], "summary": "Largest IRB approval in NM history; approved 4-1 Sept 19 2025", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution beginning the $165 billion bond process (Aug. 26, 2025; mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — coverage of the $165 billion bond package for the Santa Teresa data center", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/08/27/dona-ana-billion-dollar-data-center-santa-teresa-el-paso-water-meta/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — \"Legal challenges to Project Jupiter funding meet headwinds\"", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/legal-challenges-to-project-jupiter-funding-meet-headwinds/2901165", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — \"Doña Ana County approves $165 billion in bonds for massive AI data center\"", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/do-a-ana-county-approves-165-billion-in-bonds-for-massive-ai-data-center-near/article_29bdb65d-ada4-43c4-8a0f-ba54f5e2a1b9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Industrial Revenue Bonds program page", "url": "https://www.donaana.gov/departments/administration/economic_development/industrial_revenue_bonds_(irbs)/index.php", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Ordinance No. 367 (2025), IRB adoption, executed and recorded (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Ordinance-No.-367-2025-IRB-Adoption_ExecutedRecorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Resolution No. 2025-96, IRB inducement resolution (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Resolution-No.-2025-96-IRB-Inducement-Resolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Series 2025A, executed and recorded bond instrument (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IRB-Series-2025A-Executed-Recorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Series 2025B, executed and recorded bond instrument (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IRB-Series-2025B-Executed-Recorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Series 2025C, executed and recorded bond instrument (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/IRB-Series-2025C-Executed-Recorded.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — agenda and full packet for the Sept. 19, 2025 commission meeting (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/9.19.25.DACAgendaAndPacket.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJC8", "type": "concept", "label": "LEDA incentives", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "incentive" ], "summary": "Local Economic Development Act incentives; approved Oct 14 2025" }, { "id": "PJC9", "type": "concept", "label": "Critical-infrastructure concentration risk", "tags": [ "concept", "bridge", "security", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Grid-independent frontier-compute node on the border; supply-chain + counterintel scrutiny. Bridges to KTP A≤E.", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC10", "type": "concept", "label": "Governance opacity / transparency failure", "tags": [ "concept", "bridge", "governance", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Secret MOU, closed session, sealed records, permit-splitting. Bridges to KTP trajectory-is-identity.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint against Doña Ana County (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — final Project Jupiter agreements grew exponentially, from 359 to 1,583 pages (Dec. 18, 2025)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/12/18/final-project-jupiter-agreements-grew-exponentially/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — \"Behind-the-scenes deals in New Mexico paved the road to Project Jupiter\"", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — 16-organization letter demanding public transparency on the Project Jupiter air permits (Jan. 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/New-Mexico-Organizations-Demand-Public-Transparency-Access-Concerning-Project-Jupiter-Air-Quality-Permits.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC11", "type": "concept", "label": "Behind-the-meter power independence", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "bridge", "energy", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Self-contained enclave off El Paso Electric / PNM grids. Bridges to KTP Blue Net segmentation.", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — Senate floor amendment 1 to HB 93, the self-sourced microgrid carve-out (Mar. 19, 2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/floor_amendments/SFL_1%20HB%2093%20232085.1.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on Project Jupiter, Stargate, and the HB 93 microgrid carve-out", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJPL1", "type": "place", "label": "Santa Teresa, Doña Ana County, NM", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "site", "border" ], "summary": "Even the national-context journalism concedes the siting point: CBS's June 2026 analysis names New Mexico among the water-stressed states where data centers concentrate, while the research on favorable siting points to wetter, windier states — not here.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use? (context)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE1", "type": "event", "label": "MOU signed (Feb 25 2025, pre-public)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "origin" ], "summary": "(primary source: MOU). BorderPlex + Gov. Lujan Grisham; ~7 months before the Sept 19 county vote EXECUTED DOCUMENT IN HAND (4 pp.): signed by Lanham Napier (Chairman, BorderPlex Digital Assets LLC) and Gov.", "date": "2025-02-25", "sources": [ { "label": "Executed MOU — 4-page PDF (via Haussamen)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2.25.25.BorderPlexDigitalMOU.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Governor's announcement, Feb 25 2025", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ], "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJE2", "type": "event", "label": "IRB approval + closed session (Sept 19 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "approval", "controversy" ], "summary": "4-1 Sept 19 2025; developers threatened to 'go elsewhere', Napier said delay would kill it; chair delegated to finalize in private. Exploding-offer deadline", "date": "2025-09-19", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint against Doña Ana County (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Final Project Jupiter agreements grew exponentially\" (Dec. 18, 2025)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/12/18/final-project-jupiter-agreements-grew-exponentially/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Doña Ana County approves $165 billion in bonds for massive AI data center", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/do-a-ana-county-approves-165-billion-in-bonds-for-massive-ai-data-center-near/article_29bdb65d-ada4-43c4-8a0f-ba54f5e2a1b9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — agenda and full packet for the September 19, 2025 commission meeting (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/9.19.25.DACAgendaAndPacket.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJE3", "type": "event", "label": "Named a Stargate node (Sept 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "national" ], "summary": "1 of 5 US Stargate sites; selected from 300+ proposals", "date": "2025-09-23" }, { "id": "PJE4", "type": "event", "label": "State Land Office pipeline denial (Mar 20 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "setback" ], "summary": "Garcia Richard: not in best interest of the state's trust", "date": "2026-03-20" }, { "id": "PJE5", "type": "event", "label": "FERC staff protest on Green Chile pipeline (Apr 13 2026)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "setback" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: FERC did NOT deny. Staff filed a protest over a missing NM SHPO sign-off; certificate pending. BLM ISSUED federal-land ROW May 2026", "date": "2026-04", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — notice of staff protest (Apr 16 2026)", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/04/16/2026-07448/transwestern-pipeline-company-llc-notice-of-staff-protest-to-proposed-blanket-certificate-activity", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE6", "type": "event", "label": "Bloom fuel cell pivot (Apr 27 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pivot" ], "summary": "Apr 27 2026 Oracle/BorderPlex/Bloom announcement; 2.45 GW SOFC replacing gas turbines + diesel. CONFIRMED", "date": "2026-04-27" }, { "id": "PJE7", "type": "event", "label": "NMFOG public-records lawsuit (Jun 22 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation" ], "summary": "NMFOG IPRA suit filed Jun 22-23 2026; county invoked a terrorism 'tactical response plan' exemption.", "date": "2026-06-22" }, { "id": "PJE9", "type": "event", "label": "NMED air permit — public hearing Sep 14 2026; decision due Nov 23", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "inflection" ], "summary": "The hearing that replaced the July decision — and then moved. First set for October 19, it was pulled five weeks earlier to September 14, 2026 at the applicant's request; the ruling is still due by November 23. Every filing deadline came forward with it: technical testimony and prehearing motions by August 24, rebuttal by September 3. The schedule is itself contested, and a separate motion asks NMED to dismiss the application outright.", "date": "2026-07-21", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (Jul 29 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Order on motion to dismiss/continue (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED comment portal — YGI Microgrid docket", "url": "https://nmed.commentinput.com/?id=BKCkAZgf3", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL1", "type": "claim", "label": "Actual water use ~1M gal/day (contested)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "watchdog" ], "summary": "ProjectJupiterNM.org citing state engineers, vs marketed 20-60k gal/day one-time fill National context (CBS, Jun 2026): U.S.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use? (context)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "U.S. Supreme Court — Order entering the decree (May 26 2026)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/052626zor_6j36.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "confidence": "contested" }, { "id": "PJCL2", "type": "claim", "label": "Fuel-cell pivot is greenwashing", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "opposition" ], "summary": "Cells still run on natural gas; ~10.1M t CO2e/yr; unproven at this scale", "confidence": "contested" }, { "id": "PJCL3", "type": "claim", "label": "Permit-splitting to dodge Title V", "tags": [ "claim", "regulatory", "governance" ], "summary": "NOx split just below 250 t/yr per-facility major-source threshold", "confidence": "contested" }, { "id": "PJCL4", "type": "claim", "label": "NMSU NDA required records-request notification", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU NDA (signed Feb 10 2025) required notifying BorderPlex + 'reasonable aid' in resisting compelled release; NMSU disclosed it Sep 14 2025. (County NDAs, by contrast, pledged IPRA compliance)", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL5", "type": "claim", "label": "Emails withheld as 'terrorist tactical response plan'", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "transparency" ], "summary": "Basis of NMFOG lawsuit; called 'wrongful reliance' on a narrow exemption", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJTN1", "type": "tension", "label": "Economic transformation vs. environmental injustice", "tags": [ "tension", "core" ], "summary": "$165B catalyst for underserved county vs. burden on low-income border community", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN2", "type": "tension", "label": "Marketing water claims vs. contested actual draw", "tags": [ "tension", "water" ], "summary": "Closed-loop one-time fill vs. ~1M gal/day; no enforceable legal mechanism", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN3", "type": "tension", "label": "AI competitiveness vs. community consent", "tags": [ "tension", "governance", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "National Stargate strategy + private capital vs. engineered-around public process", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN4", "type": "tension", "label": "Power independence vs. critical-infra concentration risk", "tags": [ "tension", "security", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Grid autonomy as feature vs. as concentration/counterintel risk", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD1", "type": "document", "label": "Perplexity research report (dossier)", "tags": [ "document", "source", "canonical" ], "summary": "Full research report, citations [1]-[42]; this graph's seed source", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJD3", "type": "document", "label": "NM Legislature Water & Natural Resources analysis", "tags": [ "document", "source", "policy" ], "summary": "Risk + policy-gap analysis (no water reporting, no impact studies, no data-center rate class)" }, { "id": "PJO20", "type": "organization", "label": "CFIUS", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "federal", "security" ], "summary": "Committee on Foreign Investment in the US; FIRRMA jurisdiction (critical tech/infra/data + real estate near bases)" }, { "id": "PJO21", "type": "organization", "label": "US DOJ — Data Security Program", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "federal", "security" ], "summary": "DSP effective 2025-04-08; GRLD list of 736 geofenced sites; enforcement pause ended 2026-07-08" }, { "id": "PJO22", "type": "organization", "label": "US Department of Defense / Pentagon", "tags": [ "organization", "federal", "military" ], "summary": "No public DOD security review of Jupiter on record; controls border national-defense areas" }, { "id": "PJO23", "type": "organization", "label": "CISA", "tags": [ "organization", "federal", "security" ], "summary": "No public critical-infrastructure designation for Jupiter acknowledged" }, { "id": "PJO24", "type": "organization", "label": "NVIDIA", "tags": [ "organization", "supplier", "gpu" ], "summary": "GPU supplier (H100/B200+); TSMC-fabricated; part of the Stargate compute stack" }, { "id": "PJO25", "type": "organization", "label": "Sumitomo Metal Mining", "tags": [ "organization", "supplier", "scandium" ], "summary": "Inferred Bloom scandium supplier; ~7-8 t/yr oxide from Philippines HPAL — below Bloom's need" }, { "id": "PJO26", "type": "organization", "label": "Sunrise Energy Metals", "tags": [ "organization", "supplier", "scandium" ], "summary": "Australia; Syerston first primary-mine scandium (~60 tpa) — no binding Bloom offtake announced" }, { "id": "PJO27", "type": "organization", "label": "Carlyle Group", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity", "cluster" ], "summary": "Partner on proposed 3 GW Army data center at Fort Bliss" }, { "id": "PJO28", "type": "organization", "label": "Meta", "tags": [ "organization", "hyperscaler", "cluster" ], "summary": "~$10B El Paso data center — third node in the border AI cluster" }, { "id": "PJO29", "type": "organization", "label": "NERC", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "grid" ], "summary": "CIP cybersecurity standards; behind-the-meter microgrid falls outside its jurisdiction" }, { "id": "PJO30", "type": "organization", "label": "US Commerce Department", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "export-controls" ], "summary": "Export-control recalibration flags GPU concentration as diversion risk" }, { "id": "PJO31", "type": "organization", "label": "IRGC (Iran)", "tags": [ "organization", "adversary", "threat-actor" ], "summary": "Apr 2026 threat video designated the Abu Dhabi Stargate node for targeting" }, { "id": "PJP7", "type": "person", "label": "Donald Trump", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "federal" ], "summary": "Revoked Biden EO 14110 same day as Stargate; issued America First Investment Policy", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — New Mexico's Project Jupiter data center part of larger Stargate AI initiative (Trump announced Stargate alongside Altman, Ellison, Son)", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "CBS News — Trump announces up to $500 billion Stargate AI infrastructure investment with OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank (Jan 21, 2025), pledging emergency declarations to expedite data center buildout", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-announces-private-sector-ai-infrastructure-investment/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "White House — Executive Order 14179 'Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence' (Jan 23, 2025), revoking Biden EO 14110", "url": "https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/removing-barriers-to-american-leadership-in-artificial-intelligence/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "White House — America First Investment Policy national security memorandum (Feb 21, 2025), fast-tracking allied investment incl. expedited environmental review for $1B+ projects", "url": "https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/02/america-first-investment-policy/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "President of the United States (47th president, second term, inaugurated January 20, 2025); announced the Stargate AI infrastructure initiative that includes Project Jupiter", "spouse": "Melania Trump", "businesses": [ "The Trump Organization", "Trump Media & Technology Group" ] }, { "id": "PJP8", "type": "person", "label": "KR Sridhar", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Bloom Energy founder/chairman/CEO since 2001; ex-NASA (Mars-oxygen systems), UArizona prof; now a billionaire (BE +1,300% YoY); C3.ai board; Kleiner Perkins strategic LP" }, { "id": "PJP9", "type": "person", "label": "Madhavi Singh", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic", "legal" ], "summary": "Deputy Director, Yale Thurman Arnold Project; Stargate antitrust paper (Clayton/Sherman Acts; Berkeley Tech L.J. v41), supervised by Fiona Scott Morton" }, { "id": "PJC12", "type": "concept", "label": "CFIUS review gap", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "cfius", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "CFIUS review gap. CAVEAT: CFIUS is confidential by statute; 'no public record' is weak evidence of 'no review.' No case documented", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC13", "type": "concept", "label": "Scandium supply-chain constraint ('Sixty-Ton Problem')", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "supply-chain", "energy" ], "summary": "SOFC uses scandia-stabilized zirconia — scandium dependency CONFIRMED (yttria 'gotcha' fails). CORRECTED: Bloom ~74% of ~60 t/yr global scandium (not 80%). 'Sixty-Ton Problem' = real West Point/MWI article", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC14", "type": "concept", "label": "DOJ DSP geolocation compliance risk", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "data" ], "summary": "Fort Bliss GRLD geofence + DSP data controls. CORRECTED: DSP enforcement pause ended Jul 8 2025 (not 2026)" }, { "id": "PJC15", "type": "concept", "label": "AI-safety EO revocation / oversight vacuum", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "governance", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "EO 14110 revocation real (Jan 20 2025); oversight vacuum stands. CORRECTED: drop the 'same day as Stargate' framing — Stargate was Jan 21", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC16", "type": "concept", "label": "Off-grid ICS/SCADA cyber exposure", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "cyber", "energy" ], "summary": "2.45 GW behind-the-meter microgrid outside NERC CIP; no mandatory incident reporting; no reference architecture" }, { "id": "PJC17", "type": "concept", "label": "GPU concentration / diversion risk", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "supply-chain", "cyber" ], "summary": "~800k GPUs — largest single US concentration; export-control + diversion monitoring burden" }, { "id": "PJC18", "type": "concept", "label": "Border FTZ / cartel physical-security exposure", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "physical" ], "summary": "Santa Teresa FTZ + cross-border vendor access; cartel FTO designations create contractor legal risk" }, { "id": "PJC19", "type": "concept", "label": "Antitrust monopoly fragility", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "antitrust" ], "summary": "Single AI stack (Jupiter infra + Oracle cloud + NVIDIA chips + OpenAI models); no competitive fallback" }, { "id": "PJC20", "type": "concept", "label": "AI-military infrastructure cluster (border)", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "cluster" ], "summary": "Jupiter + Meta El Paso + Fort Bliss/Carlyle 3 GW in a 30-mi radius = concentration / single-point-of-failure", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJPL2", "type": "place", "label": "Fort Bliss", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "military", "installation" ], "summary": "Major US Army post; main cantonment ~13-16 mi (straight-line) NE across El Paso metro from Santa Teresa; NM training ranges are comparable-or-farther, not closer. Appendix A Part-1 (1-mile CFIUS radius only). CONFIRMED", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — podcast on the Project Jupiter deal, Meta, Fort Bliss, water and power", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2026/05/06/el-paso-texas-new-mexico-data-center-project-jupiter-meta-fort-bliss-water-power/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE10", "type": "event", "label": "Trump revokes Biden AI-safety EO 14110 (Jan 20 2025)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "governance" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: EO 14110 revoked Jan 20 2025 (inauguration). Stargate was announced Jan 21 — the NEXT day, NOT 'the same day.' The deliberate-same-day pairing is unsupported", "date": "2025-01-20" }, { "id": "PJE11", "type": "event", "label": "America First Investment Policy (Feb 21 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "cfius" ], "summary": "Categorical PRC restrictions + allied-investor fast track", "date": "2025-02-21" }, { "id": "PJE12", "type": "event", "label": "DOJ Data Security Program takes effect (Apr 8 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "data" ], "summary": "Countries-of-concern data restrictions; GRLD list", "date": "2025-04-08" }, { "id": "PJE13", "type": "event", "label": "Suirui-EMCORE forced divestiture (Jan 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "cfius", "precedent" ], "summary": "CFIUS retroactively unwound a non-notified semiconductor deal — precedent for after-the-fact review", "date": "2026-01" }, { "id": "PJE14", "type": "event", "label": "IRGC threat video targets Abu Dhabi Stargate node (Apr 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "threat", "adversary" ], "summary": "AI data centers treated as strategic targets; US nodes lack equivalent public protection", "date": "2026-04" }, { "id": "PJE15", "type": "event", "label": "DOJ DSP enforcement pause ended (Jul 8 2025)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "compliance" ], "summary": "CORRECTED YEAR: pause ran Apr 8 → Jul 8 2025 (not 2026); recordkeeping/audit duties phased in Oct 6 2025. No July-2026 DSP milestone exists", "date": "2025-07-08" }, { "id": "PJE16", "type": "event", "label": "Border military corridors / national defense areas designated (Apr 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "military", "policy" ], "summary": "60-ft corridors under Pentagon control; 63-mi TX zone integrating Fort Bliss", "date": "2025-04" }, { "id": "PJCL6", "type": "claim", "label": "No public CFIUS filing or clearance on record", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "security", "cfius" ], "summary": "No public CFIUS filing found. CAVEAT: CFIUS proceedings are confidential by statute (50 USC 4565(c)) — absence of a public record ≠ no review. Mandatory-declaration trigger is analyst inference", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL7", "type": "claim", "label": "Bloom ~74% of global scandium; supply-demand gap real", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "claim", "supply-chain" ], "summary": "CORRECTED to ~74% (was 80%); ~60 t/yr global (USGS 2025) confirmed; gap real", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL9", "type": "claim", "label": "Bloom 2.45 GW order ≈ 31x prior largest (80 MW SK)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "manufacturing" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: 2,450÷80 ≈ 31x, not 41x. Prior largest (80 MW, SK ecopark) confirmed", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL10", "type": "claim", "label": "Stargate JV may violate Sherman Act antitrust", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "antitrust" ], "summary": "Madhavi Singh (Yale Thurman Arnold Project) argues Stargate may violate the Sherman AND Clayton Acts; forthcoming Berkeley Tech Law Journal; Fortune Nov 23 2025", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJTN5", "type": "tension", "label": "Deployment speed / deregulation vs. national-security oversight", "tags": [ "tension", "security", "governance", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Largest AI buildout announced same day oversight mechanism revoked", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN6", "type": "tension", "label": "Allied-investor fast-track vs. SoftBank PRC portfolio exposure", "tags": [ "tension", "security", "cfius" ], "summary": "Japan = allied; but SoftBank held ByteDance/Didi/Alibaba stakes — 'Trojan Horse' argument", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD4", "type": "document", "label": "Gap #1: Cybersecurity & Critical Infrastructure Risk report", "tags": [ "document", "source", "security" ], "summary": "Perplexity deep research; the security dimension seed", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJD5", "type": "document", "label": "West Point 'The Sixty-Ton Problem' supply-chain analysis", "tags": [ "document", "source", "supply-chain" ], "summary": "Characterizes scandium/SOFC risk as defense-industrial-base vulnerability", "published": "2026-05" }, { "id": "PJD6", "type": "document", "label": "Yale (Singh) Stargate antitrust analysis", "tags": [ "document", "source", "antitrust" ], "summary": "Sherman Act argument against the JV" }, { "id": "PJD7", "type": "document", "label": "US data center buildout overview (2026)", "tags": [ "document", "source", "context" ], "summary": "National landscape; positions Jupiter among 5 Stargate nodes + border cluster", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC21", "type": "concept", "label": "IRB tax-abatement mechanics ($165B = ceiling)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "irb" ], "summary": "$165B = max appraised asset value eligible for abatement over 30 yrs — NOT cash, grant, or spending commitment; county owns+leases-back for tax-exempt status", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC22", "type": "concept", "label": "PILOT ($12M/yr, $360M nominal)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "irb" ], "summary": "Payment in Lieu of Taxes — the only recurring county revenue; PV ~$165-200M at 5%" }, { "id": "PJC23", "type": "concept", "label": "100% property-tax abatement (atypical)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "irb" ], "summary": "Full abatement vs typical NM 50-75% structures" }, { "id": "PJC24", "type": "concept", "label": "Present-value abatement gap (undisclosed)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "transparency" ], "summary": "Foregone-tax PV vs PILOT PV never publicly quantified; gross abatement ~$1.5B-$10B+ PV" }, { "id": "PJC25", "type": "concept", "label": "Clawback / recapture provisions (unknown)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "governance" ], "summary": "Whether Jupiter IRB has Ebon-Solar-style clawback is unknown; agreement text sealed" }, { "id": "PJC26", "type": "concept", "label": "Blue Owl liquidity crisis (2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "Redemption halts, 5% withdrawal caps, stock -45% YTD, $1.4B loan fire-sale, APAC divestiture", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC27", "type": "concept", "label": "STACK securitized-debt / leverage model", "tags": [ "concept", "finance" ], "summary": "Green securitizations against contracted lease cash flow; Jupiter pre-revenue, not yet securitizable" }, { "id": "PJC28", "type": "concept", "label": "Project finance / SPV capital structure (50-70% debt)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance" ], "summary": "Each campus a standalone SPV; ~10% equity / 20-40% mezz / 50-70% senior debt; no corporate guarantee" }, { "id": "PJC29", "type": "concept", "label": "SoftBank circular leverage (borrow vs OpenAI stake)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "Equity funded by margin loans collateralized by OpenAI stake whose value depends on Stargate succeeding", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC30", "type": "concept", "label": "Stargate JV legal structure (Delaware LLC)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "legal" ], "summary": "OpenAI 40% / SoftBank 40% / Oracle ~10% / MGX ~10%; ~$52B initial equity; $448B is debt+future raises" }, { "id": "PJC31", "type": "concept", "label": "Exit / dissolution risk", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "OpenAI not a county signatory; county near-zero recourse; 6 conditions must hold 30 yrs" }, { "id": "PJO32", "type": "organization", "label": "MGX (Abu Dhabi)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "sovereign", "capital", "foreign-linked" ], "summary": "4th Stargate equity partner (~10%); non-NATO sovereign; documented China intel relationships (Euromedmonitor concern)" }, { "id": "PJO33", "type": "organization", "label": "Apollo Global Management", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity" ], "summary": "Acquired STACK's European colocation business (Apr 2025), narrowing STACK to US hyperscale" }, { "id": "PJO34", "type": "organization", "label": "SoftBank lender syndicate (Mizuho / Goldman / JPMorgan)", "tags": [ "organization", "lender", "finance" ], "summary": "Backing the $10B OpenAI-stake margin loan; Mizuho also first $10B Stargate tranche" }, { "id": "PJP10", "type": "person", "label": "Masayoshi Son", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "SoftBank founder/chairman/CEO; co-announced $500B Stargate with Trump/Altman/Ellison (Jan 21 2025); raised the SoftBank commitment $100B→$200B at Trump's urging; ~34% of SoftBank", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — Trump announces up to $500 billion Stargate AI infrastructure investment with OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank (Jan. 21, 2025)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-announces-private-sector-ai-infrastructure-investment/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — Stargate explainer recounting the announcement alongside Altman, Ellison, and Son", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP11", "type": "person", "label": "Yoshimitsu Goto", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "SoftBank CFO/CISO since 2018; primary financial architect of the Stargate commitment; urged 'slow down the speed of the project'" }, { "id": "PJE17", "type": "event", "label": "Stargate LLC founded (Delaware, Jan 21 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "origin" ], "summary": "Delaware JV incorporation", "date": "2025-01-21" }, { "id": "PJE18", "type": "event", "label": "SoftBank CFO 'slow down' statement (Feb 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "CFO Goto conceded Stargate is taking longer + debt-dependent funding. CAVEAT: exact quotes unverified — paraphrase", "date": "2025-02" }, { "id": "PJE19", "type": "event", "label": "STACK European carve-out to Apollo (Apr 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "restructure" ], "summary": "Apr 28 2025: Apollo funds acquired STACK's pan-European colocation business from Blue Owl. CONFIRMED", "date": "2025-04" }, { "id": "PJE20", "type": "event", "label": "Bloomberg: project not started, no funds raised (Aug 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "no funds raised toward initial $500B budget", "date": "2025-08" }, { "id": "PJE21", "type": "event", "label": "Blue Owl suspends OBDC II redemptions (Nov 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "liquidity" ], "summary": "Forced merger into public BDC; ~20% investor losses", "date": "2025-11" }, { "id": "PJE22", "type": "event", "label": "Blue Owl halts redemptions / $1.4B loan sale (Feb 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "liquidity" ], "summary": "'Canary in the coal mine' (El-Erian); AI-fund concerns", "date": "2026-02" }, { "id": "PJE23", "type": "event", "label": "Blue Owl 5% withdrawal caps; stock -45% (Apr 2 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "liquidity" ], "summary": "40.7% / 21.9% redemption requests — among highest ever recorded", "date": "2026-04-02" }, { "id": "PJE24", "type": "event", "label": "STACK APAC sale process $30B+ (May-Jun 2026)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "liquidity" ], "summary": "CAVEATED: STACK APAC sale is EXPLORATORY (weighing options, advisers engaged per Bloomberg May 6 2026), NOT closed", "date": "2026-06" }, { "id": "PJE25", "type": "event", "label": "SoftBank $10B margin loan vs OpenAI stake (Jul 1 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "Personal repayment guarantee conceded; Goldman/JPMorgan/Mizuho", "date": "2026-07-01" }, { "id": "PJCL11", "type": "claim", "label": "$165B is an abatement ceiling, not investment or cash", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "$165B is a 30-yr IRB envelope (~$50B first 5 yrs), not cash/commitment; company's own Feb-Mar 2025 announcement was $5B", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL12", "type": "claim", "label": "County has near-zero recourse on default/exit", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "legal" ], "summary": "County credit not pledged; bankruptcy → federal court, county unsecured creditor", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL13", "type": "claim", "label": "PILOT PV (~$165-200M) << public subsidy scale", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "$360M nominal PILOT vs multi-billion abatement value", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL14", "type": "claim", "label": "Stargate $500B = development ambition, not balance-sheet commitment", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "~$52B initial equity; rest project-by-project debt/future raises", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL15", "type": "claim", "label": "SoftBank funds equity by borrowing against OpenAI stake (circular)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "Substance CONFIRMED (SoftBank leverages OpenAI/Arm stakes; LTV ~16.5%→~20.6%). CAVEAT: 'project finance'/'slow down' exact CFO quotes are paraphrase, not verbatim", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL16", "type": "claim", "label": "IRB clawback terms undisclosed (sought in NMFOG suit)", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "transparency" ], "summary": "Executed agreement text not public; central to records lawsuit", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJTN7", "type": "tension", "label": "Headline ceiling vs. actual subsidy/investment reality", "tags": [ "tension", "finance" ], "summary": "$165B as marketed floor vs. $165B as abatement ceiling", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN8", "type": "tension", "label": "Buildout certainty vs. contingent/optional financing", "tags": [ "tension", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "County's 30-yr bet requires 6 independent conditions to all hold", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD8", "type": "document", "label": "Gap #2/3: Financial Structure & Stargate JV report", "tags": [ "document", "source", "finance" ], "summary": "Perplexity deep research; the financial dimension seed", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC32", "type": "concept", "label": "NMED permitting institutional crisis", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "regulatory", "permitting" ], "summary": "Crisis real 2024–early 2026 (fee petition DENIED Oct 2024; ~2,235% workload). CORRECTED/STALE: EIB APPROVED a historic air-fee increase Apr 17 2026 (eff Jun 1 2026)", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC33", "type": "concept", "label": "Air-permit decision framework (fence-line NAAQS/NMAAQS)", "tags": [ "concept", "regulatory", "permitting" ], "summary": "Permit MUST be denied if modeled fence-line concentrations exceed NAAQS/NMAAQS; else 'will be issued' — mandatory, technical, not discretionary" }, { "id": "PJC34", "type": "concept", "label": "PSD major-source threshold (250 t/yr NOx)", "tags": [ "concept", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Prevention of Significant Deterioration trigger; original East/West microgrids filed at 248.9 / 249.97 t/yr" }, { "id": "PJC45", "type": "concept", "label": "Conditional-approval-with-unmeetable-terms risk", "tags": [ "concept", "regulatory", "risk" ], "summary": "The real July-21 risk: not outright denial but approval conditioned on grid-tie backup / real-time fence-line monitoring / PFAS-chromium testing → delays Phase 1", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC35", "type": "concept", "label": "FTZ No. 197 (countywide, ASF)", "tags": [ "concept", "ftz", "trade" ], "summary": "1993 grant; ASF-expanded to entire 3,804-sq-mi county; only countywide FTZ in NM; any Doña Ana business can activate; Jupiter eligible", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC36", "type": "concept", "label": "IRB–FTZ double-benefit stack", "tags": [ "concept", "ftz", "finance" ], "summary": "IRB property-tax abatement + FTZ customs relief are not mutually exclusive; never publicly analyzed for a hyperscale AI DC" }, { "id": "PJC37", "type": "concept", "label": "FTZ duty deferral on hardware imports (tariff subsidy)", "tags": [ "concept", "ftz", "finance" ], "summary": "~800k GPUs at 2.5-7.5% duty (up to 145% Chinese-origin under 2025 tariffs) deferred/eliminated until goods enter US commerce — an unmeasured subsidy" }, { "id": "PJC38", "type": "concept", "label": "FTZ data-sovereignty / EAR-ITAR ambiguity", "tags": [ "concept", "ftz", "security", "data" ], "summary": "FTZ = physically US, legally outside customs territory; AI training as 'processing'; model-weight export jurisdiction unaddressed by BIS; unanalyzed under DSP", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC39", "type": "concept", "label": "Cross-border maquiladora supply-chain interface", "tags": [ "concept", "ftz", "security", "border" ], "summary": "Santa Teresa POE ↔ Ciudad Juárez PROMEX maquilas; Jupiter supply chain flows the same corridor under cartel-FTO scrutiny" }, { "id": "PJC40", "type": "concept", "label": "Stargate site-selection playbook", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "stargate" ], "summary": "Maximize political security, minimize regulatory friction, optimize gas proximity, absorb existing industrial assets in communities with no alternative", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC41", "type": "concept", "label": "Permian Basin gas-supply corridor", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "stargate" ], "summary": "West-Texas stranded-gas corridor (East Daley); cheapest molecule for on-site generation; 4 of 6 nodes sit on it", "sources": [ { "label": "SPE/JPT — Water management is the Permian Basin's biggest challenge", "url": "https://jpt.spe.org/twa/balancing-growth-and-risk-why-water-management-is-the-permian-basins-biggest-challenge", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC42", "type": "concept", "label": "Deindustrialized labor-market capture", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "political-economy" ], "summary": "Every node in a distressed/underserved county → minimal organized opposition, maximal incentive receptivity (Doña Ana 4-1 in 23 days; Lordstown post-GM)" }, { "id": "PJC43", "type": "concept", "label": "Trump political-geography inoculation", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "political" ], "summary": "All 6 US nodes in GOP-leaning/Trump-aligned or politically-dependent regions; opposition framed as anti-jobs" }, { "id": "PJC44", "type": "concept", "label": "Permian/ERCOT concentration risk (4 of 6 nodes)", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "energy", "stargate" ], "summary": "4 of 6 nodes share Permian gas + ERCOT grid + Chihuahuan aquifer stress → single-disruption compromise", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC46", "type": "concept", "label": "Abilene Campus (Stargate, TX)", "tags": [ "concept", "stargate-node" ], "summary": "Taylor Co., TX; Oracle; ~0.3 GW operational; flagship; on Hugh Brinson Pipeline route" }, { "id": "PJC47", "type": "concept", "label": "Shackelford / Frontier Campus (Stargate, TX)", "tags": [ "concept", "stargate-node" ], "summary": "SW Shackelford Co., TX; Oracle/Vantage; rural (~3,300); first delivery 2026" }, { "id": "PJC48", "type": "concept", "label": "Milam County Campus (Stargate, TX)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "stargate-node" ], "summary": "Milam reinvestment zone approved; officials won't consider abatement until SB Energy signs a tenant (single-outlet: The Real Deal); adjacent to Orion Solar Belt. (NOT the separate Riot Rockdale crypto abatement)" }, { "id": "PJC49", "type": "concept", "label": "Lordstown Campus (Stargate, OH)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "stargate-node" ], "summary": "SoftBank ~$3B into former GM Lordstown (Foxconn-operated) for Stargate AI servers. CORRECTED: the $43.85M Ohio tax credit is VALLOUREC's (Youngstown steel), NOT the AI project — drop it. Trump-2017-promise framing is narrative, unverified" }, { "id": "PJC50", "type": "concept", "label": "Port Washington Campus (Stargate, WI)", "tags": [ "concept", "stargate-node" ], "summary": "Ozaukee Co., WI; Vantage; 70% renewables; ATC transmission access" }, { "id": "PJO35", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Environmental Improvement Board (EIB)", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "state" ], "summary": "Denied NMED's fee-increase petition ('insufficient evidence'); reversed the Roper denial on appeal" }, { "id": "PJO36", "type": "organization", "label": "NM extractive-industry lobby (Mining Assn + IPANM)", "tags": [ "organization", "lobby", "opposition-to-fees" ], "summary": "NM Mining Association + Independent Petroleum Association of NM; successfully contested NMED fee schedule" }, { "id": "PJO37", "type": "organization", "label": "Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "federal", "export-controls" ], "summary": "EAR authority; has not addressed AI-model-weight export jurisdiction in FTZ environments" }, { "id": "PJE26", "type": "event", "label": "NMED 'all air permits delayed' budget notice (Jan 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "permitting" ], "summary": "Formal public notice: inadequate budget delays all air permits", "date": "2025-01" }, { "id": "PJE27", "type": "event", "label": "EIB denies NMED fee-increase petition (Oct 2024)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Oct 2024 denial after Mining Assn + IPANM opposition. NMED resubmitted; EIB APPROVED the increase Apr 2026 (see )", "date": "2024-10" }, { "id": "PJE28", "type": "event", "label": "NMED incomplete-determination letters / PSD near-miss (Dec 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "permitting" ], "summary": "NOx limits 248.9 / 249.97 t/yr found 'not practically enforceable', 'nearly at' PSD threshold", "date": "2025-12" }, { "id": "PJE29", "type": "event", "label": "Roper Concrete permit denied, EIB-reversed (2025)", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory", "precedent" ], "summary": "AQB denied Permit 9295 on technical grounds; EIB reversed — NMED denies but faces reversal pressure", "date": "2025" }, { "id": "PJE30", "type": "event", "label": "FTZ 197 countywide ASF expansion", "tags": [ "event", "ftz" ], "summary": "Granted 1993; later ASF-expanded countywide", "date": "1993" }, { "id": "PJCL17", "type": "claim", "label": "NMED base case = conditional approval or delay, not outright denial", "tags": [ "claim", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Outright denial would be first for a hyperscale DC air permit, trigger Oracle/STACK litigation; needs clear NAAQS violation or Cabinet-level decision", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL18", "type": "claim", "label": "PSD near-miss (248.9 / 249.97 t/yr) = permit-splitting", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Limits fractionally below the 250 t/yr trigger = operational definition of permit splitting; NMED found them non-enforceable", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL19", "type": "claim", "label": "IRB+FTZ double-stack never publicly analyzed", "tags": [ "claim", "ftz", "transparency" ], "summary": "Layered property-tax + customs relief legally available, unexamined for Jupiter", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL20", "type": "claim", "label": "FTZ duty deferral = unmeasured hardware-import subsidy", "tags": [ "claim", "ftz", "finance" ], "summary": "Tariff obligation on ~800k GPUs deferrable indefinitely inside the zone", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL21", "type": "claim", "label": "All 6 Stargate nodes share energy/deindustrialization/GOP-geography pattern", "tags": [ "claim", "strategy" ], "summary": "Selection = structured optimization of political + financial conditions, not purely technical power access", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL22", "type": "claim", "label": "4 of 6 nodes share Permian/ERCOT single-point concentration risk", "tags": [ "claim", "security", "energy" ], "summary": "One Permian gas disruption could compromise the 4 largest nodes' generation strategy", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL23", "type": "claim", "label": "Real NMED risk = conditional approval Oracle can't meet (delays Phase 1)", "tags": [ "claim", "regulatory", "risk" ], "summary": "Grid-tie backup / auto-shutdown monitoring / PFAS-chromium testing conditions push go-live past late 2026", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJTN9", "type": "tension", "label": "NMED fee-dependence vs. rigorous denial", "tags": [ "tension", "regulatory" ], "summary": "An agency that denies large permits foregoes the fees that fund 44% of its budget", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN10", "type": "tension", "label": "FTZ outside-customs status vs. data sovereignty / DSP", "tags": [ "tension", "ftz", "security" ], "summary": "Trade-outside-US-customs fiction vs. national-security data controls on a border AI campus", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD9", "type": "document", "label": "Gap #5/6: NMED Permitting, FTZ & Site Selection report", "tags": [ "document", "source", "regulatory", "strategy" ], "summary": "Perplexity deep research; permitting + FTZ + site-pattern dimension", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC51", "type": "concept", "label": "Shared Permian gas dependence ('off-grid ≠ off-gas')", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "risk" ], "summary": "Campus, EPE, and PNM all draw the same Permian/EPNG gas; power-independent ≠ gas-independent; ~110-140 MMcf/d at full buildout", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC52", "type": "concept", "label": "Gas-electric circular failure (Uri-class)", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "risk", "cascade" ], "summary": "Gas needs power for compressors; power needs gas — freeze-off cascade; fuel-cell inlet pressure drops → sequential trips → campus hits grid at its weakest", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC53", "type": "concept", "label": "Permian pipeline bottleneck / Waha negative pricing", "verification": "contested", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "market" ], "summary": "Permian takeaway bottleneck real; −$9.60 Apr 24 2026 low confirmed. CONTESTED: '84 of 97 days negative' overstated (record ~47 consecutive)", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC54", "type": "concept", "label": "Firm-vs-interruptible pipeline capacity competition", "tags": [ "concept", "energy" ], "summary": "Firm transport (reliability) claims capacity from EPE/PNM; interruptible risks curtailment during peaks — either way, coupled to the utilities" }, { "id": "PJC55", "type": "concept", "label": "Grid-parallel (not grid-isolated) reality", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Bloom AlwaysON is grid-parallel; needs grid/diesel for startup, maintenance, module swaps, cold restart — refines/undermines 'power independence'", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC56", "type": "concept", "label": "Indirect grid stress on El Paso Electric", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "risk" ], "summary": "Gas competition at peaks + partial grid-tie events add unplanned load to EPE exactly when stressed" }, { "id": "PJC57", "type": "concept", "label": "Multi-cluster simultaneous failure (correlated risk)", "tags": [ "concept", "security", "energy", "stargate" ], "summary": "One Permian-wide event ramps down ~7 GW across 4 Stargate nodes at once — correlated failure of national AI compute from a natural event, not an attack", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC58", "type": "concept", "label": "SOFC cold-restart logistics risk", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "engineering" ], "summary": "SOFC runs 700-1000°C; restart after cold shutdown takes hours-days; multi-hour outage = lost training runs across ~800k GPUs; no precedent at 2.45 GW" }, { "id": "PJC59", "type": "concept", "label": "2026–2029 interim gas-supply gap", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "risk", "undisclosed" ], "summary": "Green Chile blocked; Desert Southwest not in service until Oct 2029; no interim supply arrangement publicly disclosed", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC60", "type": "concept", "label": "EPE capacity crisis / Fort Bliss cluster grid draw", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "cluster" ], "summary": "EPE 100-400 MW gap 2027-32 before cluster load; Fort Bliss 3 GW grid-connected 'could use more power than all of El Paso'" }, { "id": "PJO38", "type": "organization", "label": "El Paso Electric (EPE)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "utility", "grid" ], "summary": "El Paso Electric — grid-interconnection utility; CEO Tomblin is Vice Chair of the Borderplex Alliance.", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Electric — 2024 Sustainability Report (FERC Form 1)", "url": "https://www.epelectric.com/el-paso-electric/assets/files/corporate-sustainability-reports-2024/inc/html/18.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO39", "type": "organization", "label": "Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM)", "tags": [ "organization", "utility", "grid" ], "summary": "NM's largest utility; gas peakers off Permian + San Juan; competes on same Waha spot market" }, { "id": "PJO40", "type": "organization", "label": "El Paso Natural Gas (EPNG) pipeline", "tags": [ "organization", "pipeline", "gas" ], "summary": "10,140-mi Permian-westbound system; shared firm/interruptible capacity feeding EPE, PNM, and Jupiter" }, { "id": "PJO41", "type": "organization", "label": "East Daley Analytics", "tags": [ "organization", "analyst", "energy" ], "summary": "Mapped the West-Texas AI energy corridor; projects Desert Southwest as Jupiter's long-term supply (Q4 2029)" }, { "id": "PJO42", "type": "organization", "label": "Kinder Morgan", "tags": [ "organization", "pipeline", "gas" ], "summary": "Gulf Coast Express expansion (+0.57 Bcf/d, mid-2026)" }, { "id": "PJO43", "type": "organization", "label": "WhiteWater / WPC JV", "tags": [ "organization", "pipeline", "gas" ], "summary": "Blackcomb pipeline (2.5 Bcf/d, slipped Q3→Q4 2026)" }, { "id": "PJP12", "type": "person", "label": "Helmut Knaust", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "academic", "expert" ], "summary": "UTEP engineering expert; testified the region's grid 'was not prepared for these multiple data centers'. Full bio/department not found" }, { "id": "PJE31", "type": "event", "label": "Winter Storm Uri gas-electric cascade (Feb 2021)", "tags": [ "event", "energy", "precedent", "cascade" ], "summary": "Permian production -30% in a day; 20,000 MW rolling blackouts; 4.5M affected, 210+ dead, $80-130B", "date": "2021-02", "sources": [ { "label": "UT-Austin — The Timeline and Events of the February 2021 Texas Blackout", "url": "https://energy.utexas.edu/sites/default/files/UTAustin%20(2021)%20EventsFebruary2021TexasBlackout%2020210714.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "EIA — Natural gas production fell during Winter Storm Uri", "url": "https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=60702", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "FERC–NERC — The February 2021 Cold Weather Outages (final report, Nov 2021, archived PDF)", "url": "/docs/grid/FERC-NERC-Feb-2021-Cold-Weather-Report.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJE32", "type": "event", "label": "Waha Hub record-low pricing (Mar-Apr 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "energy", "market" ], "summary": "-$9.75/MMBtu (Mar), -$9.60 (Apr 24); 84 of first 97 days negative", "date": "2026-04" }, { "id": "PJE33", "type": "event", "label": "EPE 2026 NM All-Source RFP (100-400 MW)", "tags": [ "event", "energy", "grid" ], "summary": "Identifies 100-400 MW accredited-capacity need 2027-2032, before Jupiter indirect load", "date": "2026" }, { "id": "PJE34", "type": "event", "label": "EPE 2026-2035 Expansion Plan / $308M resiliency (Dec 2025)", "tags": [ "event", "energy", "grid" ], "summary": "$308M grid resiliency under NMPRC review as of Jun 10 2026", "date": "2025-12" }, { "id": "PJE35", "type": "event", "label": "Blackcomb pipeline slips Q3→Q4 2026", "tags": [ "event", "energy" ], "summary": "Relief timing risk; further slip extends bottleneck into 2027", "date": "2026" }, { "id": "PJE36", "type": "event", "label": "Permian relief pipelines in service (Q4 2026)", "tags": [ "event", "energy" ], "summary": "GCX + Blackcomb + Hugh Brinson P1 add 4.5-5.3 Bcf/d; production may refill within months", "date": "2026-Q4" }, { "id": "PJE37", "type": "event", "label": "Desert Southwest Pipeline in service (Oct 2029, projected)", "tags": [ "event", "energy", "future" ], "summary": "Energy Transfer; East Daley's projected Jupiter full-campus supply — 3 yrs after Phase 1 target", "date": "2029-10" }, { "id": "PJCL24", "type": "claim", "label": "'Off-grid ≠ off-gas'; campus is grid-parallel, not grid-isolated", "tags": [ "claim", "energy" ], "summary": "Bloom AlwaysON keeps an EPE grid tie; independence claim is narrow (electrons, normal ops only)", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL25", "type": "claim", "label": "Waha negative 84/97 days 2026; Permian 'structurally broken on takeaway until 4Q 2026'", "verification": "contested", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "market" ], "summary": "CONTESTED: −$9.60/MMBtu Apr 24 2026 low + Q4 2026 relief CONFIRMED, but 'negative 84 of 97 days / majority of days' is OVERSTATED — record was ~47 CONSECUTIVE negative days", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL26", "type": "claim", "label": "No disclosed interim (2026-2029) gas-supply arrangement", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "undisclosed" ], "summary": "Since Green Chile blocked Mar 2026, no replacement supply contract public", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL27", "type": "claim", "label": "245 MW partial grid-tie exceeds EPE's entire 100-400 MW gap", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "grid" ], "summary": "10% of 2.45 GW during phased startup = larger than EPE's identified capacity gap", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL28", "type": "claim", "label": "4 of 6 nodes share Permian gas → correlated multi-campus failure", "tags": [ "claim", "security", "energy" ], "summary": "Single-most-significant undisclosed systemic portfolio risk; natural, not adversarial", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL29", "type": "claim", "label": "No cold-weather gas-supply assurance / backup-power plan in public record", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "undisclosed" ], "summary": "Post-Uri FERC/NERC cold-weather prep not applied to Jupiter gas chain; NMED permit won't surface it", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJTN11", "type": "tension", "label": "'Power-independent' marketing vs. shared-gas embeddedness", "tags": [ "tension", "energy" ], "summary": "Off-grid framing vs. deep coupling to the same regional energy system", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN12", "type": "tension", "label": "Firm capacity (reliability) vs. competing with utilities for molecules", "tags": [ "tension", "energy" ], "summary": "Reliability needs firm transport, which takes capacity from EPE/PNM at constrained times", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD10", "type": "document", "label": "Gap #9: Grid Resilience & Permian Gas Supply report", "tags": [ "document", "source", "energy" ], "summary": "Perplexity deep research; grid-resilience / gas-supply-chain dimension", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJD11", "type": "document", "label": "BorderPlex–State of NM MOU (Feb 25 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "source", "primary" ], "summary": "Founding binding document; justifies via quantum Tech Hub + grid, not AI/Oracle/OpenAI/Stargate", "sources": [ { "label": "BorderPlex Digital–State of New Mexico Memorandum of Understanding, Feb. 25, 2025 (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2.25.25.BorderPlexDigitalMOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Office of the New Mexico Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 press release announcing the BorderPlex Digital partnership and MOU", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — \"Behind-the-scenes deals in New Mexico paved the road to Project Jupiter\"", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Developer must guarantee Project Jupiter's rosy promises\"", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" } ], "published": "2025-02-25" }, { "id": "PJD12", "type": "document", "label": "Albuquerque Business First announcement (Mar 20 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "source", "primary" ], "summary": "Leah March / ABF: announced as a $5B 'Digital Infrastructure Campus', ~1,000 jobs; names EPCOR/EPE/Orion/MVEDA partners", "published": "2025-03-20" }, { "id": "PJD13", "type": "document", "label": "NMSU–BorderPlex desal advisory agreement (Feb 25 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "source", "primary" ], "summary": "$30K fixed-price desal advisory; codename 'Project Nucleus'; names BPD officers + Dr. Pei Xu", "published": "2025-02-25" }, { "id": "PJC61", "type": "concept", "label": "Quantum Tech Hub justification (MOU stated purpose)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "framing", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "the quantum rationale is real (Elevate Quantum, $41M EDA, Jul 2024) AND that the MOU's legal text names it rather than AI/Stargate — the framing gap stands", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC62", "type": "concept", "label": "'Zero-carbon resource' redefinition of gas/nuclear", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "governance" ], "summary": "State agreed to support classifying gas- and nuclear-microgrid power as 'zero carbon resource' if methane-reduction ≥1/10 of CO2 emitted, or via mitigation/decarbonization" }, { "id": "PJC63", "type": "concept", "label": "Microgrid-eventual-sale-to-utilities (transitional enclave)", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "governance" ], "summary": "MOU: BPD 'intends to eventually sell' the microgrid to local public utilities — the private enclave is transitional, not permanent" }, { "id": "PJC64", "type": "concept", "label": "Mesilla Basin brackish/desalination program", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "water" ], "summary": "NMED Strategic Water Supply study named Mesilla (near Santa Teresa) + Albuquerque basins; state to subsidize + fund a Santa Teresa desal pilot; no intended discharge" }, { "id": "PJC65", "type": "concept", "label": "Original multi-tenant 'Digital Infrastructure Campus' vision", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy" ], "summary": "MOU/PR vision: multiple sites, several tenants, power+water+fiber+cooling for data centers + advanced manufacturing + logistics — broader than the single Oracle AI campus it became" }, { "id": "PJC66", "type": "concept", "label": "Western interconnect ~3 GW shortfall (grid rationale)", "tags": [ "concept", "energy", "framing" ], "summary": "MOU's stated grid rationale: Western interconnect faces ~3 GW shortfall by 2028; global electricity could triple by 2050" }, { "id": "PJC67", "type": "concept", "label": "The $5B → $165B escalation (~33x)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "framing" ], "summary": "Announced Mar 2025 as $5B; approved Sept 2025 as $165B IRB ceiling — a ~33x jump between announcement and approval", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC68", "type": "concept", "label": "Codename/purpose evolution (Nucleus → Digital Infra Campus → Project Jupiter)", "tags": [ "concept", "framing", "governance" ], "summary": "'Project Nucleus' (NMSU contract) / 'Digital Infrastructure Campus' (PR) → 'Project Jupiter'; quantum/trade framing → OpenAI/Stargate AI framing", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJO44", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Energy, Minerals & Natural Resources Dept (EMNRD)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "state" ], "summary": "MOU state party" }, { "id": "PJO45", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Office of the State Engineer (OSE)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "water" ], "summary": "MOU state party; manages Santa Teresa brackish-resource investigation + water-rights processing" }, { "id": "PJO46", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Bureau of Geology & Mineral Resources", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "research", "water" ], "summary": "Reviewed 17 regions for deep brackish potential (MOU)" }, { "id": "PJO47", "type": "organization", "label": "US Economic Development Administration (EDA)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "federal", "funder" ], "summary": "EDA awarded ~$41M to the Elevate Quantum Tech Hub (CO-NM consortium) Jul 2 2024, one of 12 Tech Hubs. The MOU's stated data-center rationale" }, { "id": "PJO49", "type": "organization", "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "partner", "power-cooling" ], "summary": "Orion = power+cooling vehicle. Leadership: Chairman Gibson, CEO McElmurray, Global Head Finance Richard Horman, Global Head Development Sam Abadalla (also Nebula CEO), Chief of Staff DeLaine Mayer (Nebula founding member).", "sources": [ { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page (leadership and founding companies)", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Office of the New Mexico Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 announcement quoting Peter Gibson as Orion chairman", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO50", "type": "organization", "label": "Mesilla Valley Economic Development Association (MVEDA)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "local", "booster" ], "summary": "Local EDA booster; CEO Davin Lopez — 'a game-changer for Santa Teresa'" }, { "id": "PJO51", "type": "organization", "label": "BuildGroup", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "investment" ], "summary": "BuildGroup — Napier's Austin SaaS venture firm (AUM >$368M); portfolio incl. Cybrary, X-Mode (defense/intel-adjacent)", "sources": [ { "label": "Rice Business — official bio of Lanham Napier, BuildGroup co-founder and CEO", "url": "https://business.rice.edu/person/lanham-napier", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJP13", "type": "person", "label": "Kelly Tomblin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "El Paso Electric President/CEO since 2020 (JD WVU, MBA NYU Stern); VICE CHAIR of the Borderplex Alliance — the naming nexus with BorderPlex Digital Assets. EPE is the grid-interconnection utility", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Electric — official officer bio of Kelly A. Tomblin (President, CEO, Board Member; Vice Chair of the Borderplex Alliance)", "url": "https://www.epelectric.com/company/about-epe/officers/kelly-a-tomblin", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Borderplex Alliance — About Us page listing Tomblin (El Paso Electric) as a board co-chair", "url": "https://www.borderplexalliance.org/about-us", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Texas Tribune — El Paso data-center power reporting quoting EPE CEO Tomblin; notes Project Jupiter in Santa Teresa will be fueled by natural gas", "url": "https://www.texastribune.org/2026/01/26/texas-el-paso-meta-data-center-natural-gas-power-plant/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Electric press release (Nov 2020) — Tomblin joins Borderplex Alliance executive committee", "url": "https://www.epelectric.com/news/el-paso-electric-ceo-joins-borderplex-alliance-executive-committee", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "President and CEO of El Paso Electric (the regional utility for West Texas and southern New Mexico, including Santa Teresa); Vice Chair / board co-chair of the Borderplex Alliance" }, { "id": "PJP14", "type": "person", "label": "Peter Gibson", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "chairs BOTH Orion Digital Infrastructure AND Nebula Energy (his oil/gas/RNG holding co); owns Stellar Energy (FL, hyperscale power/LNG/cooling) since late 1990s; sold MAS Energy (RNG) 2022.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Governor's Office — BorderPlex Digital campus announcement quoting Peter Gibson as Chairman of Orion Digital Infrastructure", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page listing Peter Gibson as Chairman; founded by SCALE Infrastructure Partners and Stellar Energy", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Data Center Dynamics — Trane acquires Stellar Energy Digital; Gibson quoted as executive chairman of Stellar Energy International", "url": "https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/trane-acquires-liquid-cooling-solutions-provider-stellar-energy-digital/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "PR Newswire — Nebula Energy LLC buys majority stake in AG&P LNG; Gibson identified as Chairman of Nebula Energy", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/nebula-energy-llc-buys-majority-stake-in-agp-lng-a-subsidiary-of-agp-group-focused-on-integrated-lng-terminal-and-downstream-gas-market-development-302048793.html", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Chairman of Orion Digital Infrastructure (power/cooling partner for the BorderPlex/Project Jupiter campus in Santa Teresa, NM) and Chairman of Nebula Energy LLC; Executive Chairman and owner of Stellar Energy International", "businesses": [ "Orion Digital Infrastructure (chairman; co-founded by his firm Stellar Energy with SCALE Infrastructure Partners)", "Nebula Energy LLC (chairman; LNG/CCS investor, acquired majority stake in AG&P LNG in 2024)", "Stellar Energy International (executive chairman and owner; Jacksonville, FL power/cooling firm whose Digital data-center-cooling business was sold to Trane Technologies, announced Dec 2025)", "MAS Energy (founder; renewable natural gas developer, sold in 2022)" ] }, { "id": "PJP15", "type": "person", "label": "Valerio Ferme", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "32nd NMSU President since Jan 1 2025; comparative-literature background (Brown/Berkeley) — the NDA/records-interception mechanism was almost certainly executed at the VP-Research level, not by him personally" }, { "id": "PJP16", "type": "person", "label": "Davin Lopez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "local" ], "summary": "President/CEO, MVEDA" }, { "id": "PJP17", "type": "person", "label": "Jacques Greyling", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "COO since Jan 2025; ex-Rackspace SVP Global Infrastructure (direct Napier tie), COO Vapor IO, COO Alvaria. Pre-Rackspace bio partly not found" }, { "id": "PJP18", "type": "person", "label": "Harvey Powers", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CFO; signed the Form D (Feb 18 2025); ex-Goldman SSG; CIO of P23 (Napier family office) 5+ yrs; co-founded Nextvest. P23→CFO = undisclosed related-party structure under Napier's chairmanship", "sources": [ { "label": "SEC EDGAR — Form D, BorderPlex Digital Assets, LLC (filed 2025-02-20; signed by Harvey Powers as Chief Financial Officer; $20.55M raised from 64 investors)", "url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2048625/000204862525000001/0002048625-25-000001-index.html", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "BorderPlex Digital Assets leadership page (Wayback Machine, Aug 30 2025) — official CFO bio: P23 CIO, Goldman Sachs Special Situations, Nextvest co-founder", "url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20250830095814/https://www.borderplexdigital.com/leadership", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Michael Bommarito datacenter wiki — BorderPlex Digital Assets operator profile listing Harvey Powers on the core operational team", "url": "https://michaelbommarito.com/wiki/datacenters/entities/operators/borderplex-digital-assets/", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Chief Financial Officer of BorderPlex Digital Assets, LLC, the Project Jupiter developer; formerly CIO of P23 (the Napier family office) and Goldman Sachs Special Situations Group", "businesses": [ "Nextvest (co-founder)" ] }, { "id": "PJP19", "type": "person", "label": "Alicia Keyes", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "revolving-door" ], "summary": "The governor's former economic development secretary (2019–2023), now founder-CEO of Apaluma — the AI company her old cabinet colleague's agency wrote into contracts without a bid, whose product ingested NMED's entire archive, and which raised $5.55M the week the Jupiter permit ruling was due. The lead investor's pitch was her government career itself.", "sources": [ { "label": "Office of the Governor — announcement of Economic Development Secretary Alicia J. Keyes's departure (tenure Jan 2019 – Jul 13, 2023)", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2023/06/29/gov-lujan-grisham-announces-the-departure-of-economic-development-secretary-alicia-j-keyes/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — Project Jupiter analysis naming Keyes on BorderPlex Digital's leadership team alongside Lanham Napier and George P. Bush", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The CANDLE — Keyes's Apaluma added to NMED Speridian contract via $499,990 no-bid amendment (Project Velocity, May 2025)", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The CANDLE — Keyes and Apaluma added to a second NMED contract valued at $977,354, directed by Secretary Kenney without competitive bidding", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso News — Project Jupiter's El Paso connection; lists Keyes on BorderPlex Digital Assets' leadership webpage", "url": "https://elpasonews.org/2025/09/18/project-jupiter-the-el-paso-connection-to-the-santa-teresa-data-center/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "PR Newswire — Apaluma $5.55M seed", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "role_line": "Founder & CEO of Apaluma (AI/gov-data firm); member of BorderPlex Digital Assets' leadership team, the developer behind Project Jupiter; NM Economic Development Secretary 2019–2023", "businesses": [ "Apaluma (founder and CEO, AI/government-data company holding no-bid NMED contract work)" ] }, { "id": "PJP20", "type": "person", "label": "Dr. Pei Xu", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU civil-eng professor; PhD ENGREF Paris; desalination/brackish-water/potable-reuse expert — exactly the project's water need." }, { "id": "PJP21", "type": "person", "label": "James Kenney", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "regulator" ], "summary": "The cabinet secretary whose agency decides Project Jupiter's air permit — and who, per internal emails, directed his staff to write Apaluma, his former cabinet colleague's AI company, into NMED contracts without a bid. He starred in the company's promo video ('I'm already having, like, an affection towards Luma… like lightning in a bottle') — a video that later vanished. The DOJ's fraud investigation into the permit's comment file landed on his desk in July 2026.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — official bio of Cabinet Secretary James C. Kenney (role, 21+ yrs EPA, husband is U.S. Marshal for District of NM)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/general/james-c-kenney/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News (Source NM syndication) — Kenney approves public hearing on Project Jupiter air permits, decision pushed from Apr 22 to Jul 21, 2026 after 7,000+ comments", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-air-permits-hearing-decision-delayed/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — Keyes/Apaluma no-bid deal: Kenney directed staff to add ~$500K Apaluma work to Speridian contract; email says 'The Secretary wants the Apaluma solution'", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — second NMED contract worth $977,354 adds Apaluma/Keyes for 'Project Velocity'; Kenney approved and appeared in Apaluma promo video", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — 16-organization letter addressed to Secretary James Kenney demanding transparency and public input on Project Jupiter air quality permits (Jan 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/New-Mexico-Organizations-Demand-Public-Transparency-Access-Concerning-Project-Jupiter-Air-Quality-Permits.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "role_line": "Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Environment Department (appointed Jan 2019, reappointed 2023); previously 21+ years at U.S. EPA including enforcement/investigations roles", "spouse": "Husband (name not given in verified sources) — identified in Kenney's official NMED bio as the U.S. Marshal for the District of New Mexico" }, { "id": "PJCL30", "type": "claim", "label": "MOU justifies via quantum Tech Hub + grid, not AI/Oracle/OpenAI/Stargate", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "framing" ], "summary": "The binding founding document's legal text names quantum + grid reliability; the AI/Stargate framing is later", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL31", "type": "claim", "label": "MOU pre-dates county vote by ~7 months (Feb 25 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance" ], "summary": "by primary source + reporting", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL32", "type": "claim", "label": "State agreed to classify gas/nuclear microgrid power as 'zero carbon resource'", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "governance" ], "summary": "MOU FURTHER RESOLVED clause — documented greenwashing mechanism", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL33", "type": "claim", "label": "MOU establishes behind-the-meter 'not a public utility' status", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "energy", "governance" ], "summary": "Not a utility while serving only itself/tenants; connecting to the grid or public triggers utility regulation", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL34", "type": "claim", "label": "BPD intends to eventually SELL the microgrid to public utilities", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "energy" ], "summary": "MOU recital", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL35", "type": "claim", "label": "Announced Mar 2025 as $5B / ~1,000 jobs (later $165B / 1,500)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "framing" ], "summary": "ABF + governor's release; ~33x investment escalation, job figures also grew", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL36", "type": "claim", "label": "El Paso Electric was a ~2-year design partner (since ~2023)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "energy" ], "summary": "EPE CEO Tomblin (ABF) — complicates the later 'grid-independent, avoids EPE' framing Pushes the real project origin earlier than the Form D / MOU", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL37", "type": "claim", "label": "NMSU engagement = a $30K desal advisory contract; codename 'Project Nucleus'", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "academic" ], "summary": "Modest scope; name-control clause; the sweeping 'NMSU partnership' framing oversells a $30K contract", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL38", "type": "claim", "label": "Alicia Keyes (ex-state Econ Dev Secretary) now at BorderPlex (revolving door)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "revolving-door" ], "summary": "Inferred from BPD email + public record; strengthens the capture read if confirmed", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJTN13", "type": "tension", "label": "Founding framing (quantum / $5B trade campus) vs. later (Oracle/OpenAI $165B Stargate)", "tags": [ "tension", "governance", "framing", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "The binding document says one thing (quantum Tech Hub, diversified $5B campus); the reported reality is another (OpenAI frontier training, $165B)", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJTN14", "type": "tension", "label": "Announced $5B / 1,000 jobs vs. approved $165B / 1,500 jobs", "tags": [ "tension", "finance", "framing" ], "summary": "The escalation gap between announcement and approval", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJE38", "type": "event", "label": "BorderPlex announces $5B Digital Infrastructure Campus (Mar 20 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "origin", "framing" ], "summary": "Governor's office + ABF; $5B, ~1,000 jobs, ops before end 2026", "date": "2025-03-20" }, { "id": "PJE39", "type": "event", "label": "EIB approves historic air-fee increase (Apr 17 2026, eff Jun 1 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Reverses the Oct 2024 denial; partly resolves the NMED budget-crisis framing", "date": "2026-04-17" }, { "id": "PJE40", "type": "event", "label": "NMSU–BorderPlex desal advisory agreement signed (Feb 25 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "academic" ], "summary": "$30K; 'Project Nucleus'", "date": "2025-02-25" }, { "id": "PJD14", "type": "document", "label": "'The Capture Playbook' analytical synthesis", "tags": [ "document", "analysis" ], "summary": "8-move capture framework + comparative Stargate-site execution; ties existing evidence into a spine", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC69", "type": "concept", "label": "The 8-move capture playbook (framework)", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "framework" ], "summary": "Executive → legislative → academic → local-gov → permit → records → compliance → regulatory-budget capture; each move protects the others before public scrutiny", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC70", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 1: Executive capture via MOU", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Lock in the governor before the public knows — delegitimizes later opposition" }, { "id": "PJC71", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 2: Legislative armor (ETA carve-out)", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Statutory immunization inserted before obstacles are publicly identified" }, { "id": "PJC72", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 3: Academic capture / records interception", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "University = technical legitimacy + IPRA-request interception" }, { "id": "PJC73", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 4: Local-gov capture under time pressure", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Exploding-offer deadline forecloses deliberation (23 days, 4-1)" }, { "id": "PJC74", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 5: Permit architecture (split + pivot)", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Sub-threshold splitting; when it fails, swap technology to reset the review clock" }, { "id": "PJC75", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 6: Records suppression", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Prevent paper-trail assembly (terrorism exemption)" }, { "id": "PJC76", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 7: Compliance non-enforcement", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Monitoring structure not designed for enforcement; no automatic consequences" }, { "id": "PJC77", "type": "concept", "label": "Move 8: Regulatory budget-dependency capture", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "capture-move" ], "summary": "Fee-funded agency biased toward approval (see correction — partly reversed Apr 2026)" }, { "id": "PJC78", "type": "concept", "label": "HB 93 / ETA 'self-sourced microgrid' carve-out", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "legislative" ], "summary": "verbatim: enacted HB 93 (Chapter 93 2025) 'self-sourced power generation'/'qualified microgrid'; 'either directly or indirectly through business affiliates' is in the text.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — SFL_1 to HB 93 (the floor amendment, PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/floor_amendments/SFL_1%20HB%2093%20232085.1.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM Legislature — HB 93 Fiscal Impact Report (designation chain)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/firs/HB0093.PDF", "kind": "government" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC79", "type": "concept", "label": "The 359 → 1,583 page document expansion", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "opacity" ], "summary": "(Haussamen, Dec 18 2025, from county's own released docs): 359 pp at the Sept 19 vote → 1,583 pp when Schaljo-Hernandez signed Oct 30 2025", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC80", "type": "concept", "label": "'Potable' water-clause insertion", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "water", "opacity" ], "summary": "original memo capped ALL operational water at 20,000/60,000 gpd; executed agreement inserted 'potable', leaving non-potable UNCAPPED." }, { "id": "PJC81", "type": "concept", "label": "National regulatory-arbitrage / capture-completeness site map", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "stargate" ], "summary": "Stargate site selection reframed: jurisdictions screened for completeness of institutional capture; power/land optimized after", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJO52", "type": "organization", "label": "NM State Legislature", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "legislative" ], "summary": "Passed HB 93 w/ the microgrid amendment (Senate 37-4)", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — enrolled text of HB 93, the Advanced Grid Technology Act (2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/bills/house/HB0093.PDF", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — Senate floor amendment 1 to HB 93, the microgrid provision (Mar. 2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/floor_amendments/SFL_1%20HB%2093%20232085.1.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — fiscal impact report for HB 93 (2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/firs/HB0093.PDF", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — \"Behind-the-scenes deals in New Mexico paved the road to Project Jupiter\"", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — explainer on the HB 93 microgrid carve-out behind Project Jupiter", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO53", "type": "organization", "label": "350 New Mexico", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "climate" ], "summary": "350 New Mexico's site says the HB 93 amendment 'seemingly allow[s] AI centers to circumvent the Energy Transition Act'" }, { "id": "PJO54", "type": "organization", "label": "Crusoe Energy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "developer", "stargate" ], "summary": "Crusoe. $3.4B JV (Oct 2024) w/ Blue Owl + Primary Digital Infrastructure; JPMorgan ~$2.3B construction loan on the 206 MW first building leased to Oracle" }, { "id": "PJO55", "type": "organization", "label": "Lancium", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "landowner", "stargate" ], "summary": "Abilene campus landowner; counterparty to the 85% abatement" }, { "id": "PJP22", "type": "person", "label": "Michael Padilla", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "legislative" ], "summary": "CORRECTION (Aug 12, 2026): An earlier version of this page said Sen. Padilla received '$30k+ from BorderPlex Digital Assets lobbyists' without itemization, and included unrelated decades-old workplace allegations; the allegations have been removed as irrelevant to this record, and the contribution figure is now itemized below. — The Senate Majority Whip who sponsored Senate Floor Amendment 1 to HB 93 (March 20, 2025), adding Section 6 — the 'Self-Sourced Power Generation' exemption the project runs on. CFIS records show $32,400 in contributions to him from the Alarid cluster, all dated December 24, 2025 — Alarid Consulting ($5,000, $5,000, $2,400), Elizabeth Alarid ($5,000, $5,000), and Vanessa Alarid ($5,000, $5,000), a registered BorderPlex lobbyist. The sequence matters and the record states it plainly: the contributions came nine months AFTER the amendment became law; nothing here shows money preceding or procuring the amendment. Also on the record, because exculpatory findings publish with the same prominence: no direct contributions from Project Jupiter, BorderPlex Digital Assets, STACK, Oracle, Apaluma, or Bloom Energy appear in his 2020–2026 filings.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — official page for Sen. Michael Padilla (District 14, Majority Whip)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/members/Legislator?SponCode=SPADI", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — behind-the-scenes deals paved the road to Project Jupiter", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — Project Jupiter/Stargate explainer detailing Padilla's HB 93 microgrid carve-out from the Energy Transition Act and his defense of it", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Michael Padilla (NM senator since 2013, Majority Whip, founder/CEO of Altivus CRM Solutions)", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Padilla", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "NM Legislature — SFL_1 to HB 93 (PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/floor_amendments/SFL_1%20HB%2093%20232085.1.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM CFIS — contribution records (itemized above; portal search: Padilla)", "url": "https://login.cfis.sos.state.nm.us/registrant.html#/index", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Senate Majority Whip (D-District 14, Bernalillo County), serving since 2013; founder, chairman and CEO of Altivus CRM Solutions", "businesses": [ "Altivus CRM Solutions (contact center and consulting firm — founder, chairman and CEO)" ] }, { "id": "PJP23", "type": "person", "label": "Greg Abbott", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government" ], "summary": "TX Governor; championed Stargate/Abilene, then (Jun 2026) recommended repealing data-center tax exemptions" }, { "id": "PJE41", "type": "event", "label": "HB 93 signed w/ microgrid/ETA carve-out (Apr 8 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative", "governance" ], "summary": "HB 93 (Ch. 93, signed Apr 8 2025): advanced-grid-technology plans bill carrying the Padilla Senate Floor Amendment No.", "date": "2025-04-08" }, { "id": "PJE42", "type": "event", "label": "Final agreements signed in private; docs 359→1,583 pp (Oct 30 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "governance", "opacity" ], "summary": "Chair Schaljo-Hernandez signed; 'potable' inserted", "date": "2025-10-30" }, { "id": "PJE43", "type": "event", "label": "Abilene 85% property-tax abatement approved (2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "stargate" ], "summary": "85% property-tax abatement (10-yr) via Development Corp of Abilene; Crusoe up to $3.5B + 357 jobs; Oracle benefits as Crusoe sub-lessee; negotiated with Lancium/Crusoe before Oracle public (Jan 2025)", "date": "2025" }, { "id": "PJE44", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle files Taylor County property-value protest (2026)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "stargate" ], "summary": "Oracle filed a Taylor County value protest; chief appraiser valued site ~$200M (2025 tax yr). CORRECTED: '$200M' is not labeled 'Phase 1'; the schools/roads 'warning' is journalistic synthesis (Oracle disputes framing)", "date": "2026" }, { "id": "PJE45", "type": "event", "label": "Abbott recommends repealing data-center tax exemptions (Jun 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "stargate" ], "summary": "Friendly-executive reversal after subsidy-stacking backlash", "date": "2026-06" }, { "id": "PJE46", "type": "event", "label": "Foxconn sells Lordstown plant $375M to undisclosed Delaware LLC (2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "stargate", "opacity" ], "summary": "Foxconn sold for $375M ($88M land/buildings + $287M equipment) to Crescent Dune LLC (DE, formed ~12 days prior), 'an existing business partner' later tied to SoftBank; Foxconn still operates under lease", "date": "2026" }, { "id": "PJCL39", "type": "claim", "label": "HB 93 amendment exempts 'qualified microgrids' from ETA/PRC oversight", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "legislative", "governance" ], "summary": "with nuance: statute doesn't literally say 'exempt from ETA/PRC' — it redefines output as non-retail-sales (to 2035) + sets only a 2045 net-zero endpoint. 'Exemption' is an accurate description of effect, not statutory wording", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL40", "type": "claim", "label": "Secret post-vote doc expansion (359→1,583 pp); 'potable' inserted", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "opacity" ], "summary": "by Haussamen investigation + Oracle's own water statement + ABQ Journal follow-up", "confidence": "high" }, { "id": "PJCL41", "type": "claim", "label": "Stargate site selection = regulatory-arbitrage / capture map", "tags": [ "claim", "strategy" ], "summary": "Capture-completeness screened first; power/land optimized after", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL42", "type": "claim", "label": "Abilene: 85% abatement + Oracle value-protest (double subsidy)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "stargate" ], "summary": "85% abatement + Oracle value-protest both real; 'double subsidy' framing is the analyst read", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL43", "type": "claim", "label": "Lordstown plant sold to undisclosed Delaware LLC (corporate opacity)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "stargate", "opacity" ], "summary": "Owner of national AI-infrastructure asset not publicly known", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJTN15", "type": "tension", "label": "Capture completeness vs. NMED air permit as genuine uncaptured chokepoint", "tags": [ "tension", "governance", "regulatory" ], "summary": "7 of 8 layers captured; the July-21 NMED technical decision is the one genuinely uncertain point", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD15", "type": "document", "label": "'Fighting Project Jupiter' strategy assessment", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "strategy" ], "summary": "Intervention layer: six tool categories, probability matrix, ~19-day coordination window", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC83", "type": "concept", "label": "Intervention toolkit (six tool categories)", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "intervention" ], "summary": "Courts · NMED permit · legislature · new governor · federal levers · organizing/national moment — counter-structure to the 8-move playbook", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC85", "type": "concept", "label": "New-governor leverage (2027 transition)", "tags": [ "concept", "political", "intervention" ], "summary": "Lujan Grisham term-limited; successor inherits MOU (non-binding intent), NMED/PRC appointments; can decline Phase 2, order cumulative-impact analysis, reopen MOU; cannot void county IRBs", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC86", "type": "concept", "label": "EPA Title VI / environmental-justice pathway", "tags": [ "concept", "federal", "intervention" ], "summary": "Sunland Park/Santa Teresa = predominantly Latino, low-income; discriminatory-permitting complaint to EPA Region 6 triggers federal investigation NMED can't control" }, { "id": "PJC87", "type": "concept", "label": "CFIUS real-estate referral pathway (MGX stake)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "federal", "intervention", "security" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: CFIUS real-estate theory survives ONLY via White Sands Missile Range (Part-2 appendix A = 99-mi extended range; site ~40 mi inside).", "density": "bridge" }, { "id": "PJC89", "type": "concept", "label": "National data-center backlash inflection (mid-2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "political", "national" ], "summary": "inflection: Abbott (R) + Hobbs (D, AZ) + Pritzker (D, IL) all moved against data-center incentives Jun-Jul 2026; San Marcos first municipal ban; 4 polls show majority-to-supermajority opposition", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC90", "type": "concept", "label": "Phase 2+ capital contingency (Blue Owl APAC sale)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk", "intervention" ], "summary": "ABSENCE: no Jupiter-specific STACK/Blue Owl construction loan or securitization exists; STACK only formally 'joined' Jun 30 2026. Vantage TX/WI + STACK Australia all had public financings — Santa Teresa has none. Structural-risk indicator" }, { "id": "PJC91", "type": "concept", "label": "The ~19-day coordination window", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "time-sensitive" ], "summary": "Jul 6 comment deadline (4 days) + Jul 21 NMED decision + Blue Owl capital timeline; the window before Phase 1 creates irreversible facts on the ground", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC92", "type": "concept", "label": "'Better terms' as the viable political position", "tags": [ "concept", "strategy", "political" ], "summary": "Not 'stop the data center' but 'transparency, real clawbacks, enforceable limits' — reform probability 60-70% vs outright stop 10-15%" }, { "id": "PJO57", "type": "organization", "label": "EPA Region 6 (Dallas)", "tags": [ "organization", "federal", "regulator" ], "summary": "CAA + Title VI jurisdiction; 2024 joint sweep found violations at 60% of inspected NM facilities" }, { "id": "PJO58", "type": "organization", "label": "IRS", "tags": [ "organization", "federal", "regulator" ], "summary": "Private-activity-bond / IRC §103 audit authority over the IRB structure" }, { "id": "PJO59", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Public Regulation Commission (PRC)", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "state" ], "summary": "Rate/oversight authority the HB 93 carve-out exempts microgrids from (to 2035); SB 235 would restore oversight" }, { "id": "PJP24", "type": "person", "label": "Judge Jennifer DeLaney", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "judiciary" ], "summary": "District Judge sitting by designation (all Third Judicial District/Doña Ana judges recused); denied the county's MTD Mar 20 2026; ordered the full administrative record; let GCV/Yucca intervene Of Deming, sitting by transfer on the NMELC…", "sources": [ { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Judge rejects motion to dismiss Project Jupiter lawsuit\" (Mar. 20, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/03/20/judge-rejects-motion-to-dismiss-project-jupiter-lawsuit/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE47", "type": "event", "label": "SB 235 passes Senate, dies in House (2026 session)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative" ], "summary": "SB 235 Microgrid Oversight Act (Steinborn): would have put ≥20MW microgrids under the RPS (40% now → 100% zero-carbon 2045) with PRC enforcement and ratepayer protection.", "date": "2026-02-15", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — SB 39 (2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/senate/SB0039.PDF", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE48", "type": "event", "label": "Abbott endorses banning rural AI data centers (Jul 1 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "political", "national" ], "summary": "Abbott called to prohibit AI data centers in rural TX neighborhoods (Jun 30 2026) + repeal exemptions/'unnecessary incentives' (Jun 10). Direct quotes", "date": "2026-07-01" }, { "id": "PJE49", "type": "event", "label": "San Marcos TX bans data centers (Jun 16 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "political", "national" ], "summary": "San Marcos 4-3 zoned data centers out citywide Jun 16 2026 (first in TX). CAVEAT: state SB 2272 moved to override bans in already-industrial-zoned areas", "date": "2026-06-16" }, { "id": "PJE50", "type": "event", "label": "AZ pauses / IL suspends data-center tax exemptions (2026)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "event", "policy", "national" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: Illinois = 2-yr suspension (Pritzker, eff Jul 1 2026) CONFIRMED. Arizona = THREE-year moratorium (Hobbs, Jul 1 2026-Jun 30 2029), NOT two (doc conflated it with IL)", "date": "2026" }, { "id": "PJE51", "type": "event", "label": "NM gubernatorial election (Nov 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "political", "upcoming" ], "summary": "Term-limited incumbent; multiple Dem primary candidates positioning against the Jupiter governance process; ~70% odds of a materially different posture", "date": "2026-11" }, { "id": "PJCL44", "type": "claim", "label": "Probability matrix: stop 10-15% · reform 60-70% · block Phase 2-3 45-55%", "tags": [ "claim", "strategy", "probability" ], "summary": "Strategy doc's core assessment; NMED denial 20-30%, conditional 50-60%; IRB suit merits 30-40%, OMA 40-50%; 2027 legislation 55-65%", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL45", "type": "claim", "label": "65% of Americans oppose a data center in their community (Quinnipiac, Mar 2026)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "claim", "political", "poll" ], "summary": "Quinnipiac 65% national CONFIRMED (Mar 2026). CORRECTED: UT/Texas Politics Project = 56% TX overall / 62% rural (not 65% rural)", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL46", "type": "claim", "label": "NMED conditional approval is the base case; the fight is over enforceability of conditions", "tags": [ "claim", "regulatory", "strategy" ], "summary": "Consistent with /; denial 20-30%; a conditional permit Oracle can't meet = 12-month redesign", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL47", "type": "claim", "label": "The MOU is a statement of intent, not a binding contract — a new governor can reopen it", "tags": [ "claim", "legal", "governance" ], "summary": "Key legal characterization of 's force", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJTN16", "type": "tension", "label": "Delay-as-weapon vs. delay-as-entrenchment", "tags": [ "tension", "strategy" ], "summary": "Litigation delay amplifies Blue Owl's financial fragility (helps opponents) AND lets Phase 1 create facts on the ground (helps the project) — time cuts both ways", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD16", "type": "document", "label": "'Follow the Money' financial-structure analysis", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "finance" ], "summary": "Five-layer capital structure; developer→builder→tenant→end-user→power dependency chain + beneficiary ranking", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC93", "type": "concept", "label": "Five-layer value-extraction structure", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "structure" ], "summary": "Developer (BorderPlex) → builder (STACK/Blue Owl) → tenant (Oracle debt) → end-user (OpenAI) → power (Bloom); each layer extracts from the one below; community bears the downside", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC94", "type": "concept", "label": "BorderPlex $20.5M Reg D 506(b) raise", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "(SEC EDGAR, CIK 0002048625): $20,555,000 offered+sold, 506(b), equity, min $20k; first sale Jan 31 2025, filed Feb 18 2025 (Powers, CFO); related persons = Napier, Powers, BorderPlex Manager LLC; $1.05M pre-formation reimbursement." }, { "id": "PJC95", "type": "concept", "label": "Delaware SPE network (Yucca / Green Chile / Red Chiles A-D)", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "CORRECTED chain (NM Ethics complaint): Acoma LLC → Yucca Growth Infrastructure → BorderPlex Manager LLC (all DE). Acoma = NMED permit applicant (NSR 10732/10734); Yucca/Red Chiles = IRB vehicles — deliberate tax-vs-permit separation.", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC96", "type": "concept", "label": "Oracle debt pyramid (~$108-150B)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "$18B notes (Sep 25 2025) + $38B Vantage term loans ($23.25B TX + $14.75B WI, Oct 23-24 2025; Oracle ultimate obligor) + $20B equity (Feb 2026) + $25B bond (Feb 3 2026, $129B orders) + $45-50B planned.", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC97", "type": "concept", "label": "Oracle-OpenAI $300B compute contract", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "concept", "finance" ], "summary": "$300B/5-yr figure is REPORTED (WSJ Sep 10 2025, unnamed sources). Oracle CONFIRMED $30B+/yr from an unnamed customer starting 2027 + Stargate + Jupiter as a node — but NO joint primary disclosure of '$300B'", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC98", "type": "concept", "label": "Revenue circularity (OpenAI↔Oracle↔SoftBank)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk" ], "summary": "OpenAI pays Oracle → Oracle borrows against it → OpenAI funds via raises → valuation collateralizes SoftBank's stake loan → SoftBank funds Stargate equity. OpenAI 2025 ~$3.7B rev / ~$5B loss; needs ~80x growth", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC100", "type": "concept", "label": "Community risk asymmetry (~$1.4B for a ~$1.5-10B+ tax base)", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "equity" ], "summary": "~$1.4B nominal conditional benefits over 30 yrs vs surrendering an abatement PV of $1.5-10B+; community last on benefits, first on risk — 'intended output of the architecture'", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC101", "type": "concept", "label": "Oracle $400M Bloom warrant (synthetic supply-chain equity)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "energy" ], "summary": "(Bloom 8-K Apr 12 2026): 3,531,073 shares @ $113.28, issued Apr 9 2026, expires Oct 9 2026. Exercise price = Bloom's Oct 28 2025 close → deeply IN-THE-MONEY (~$416M paper profit at issuance). From a Mar 2026 MSA (up to 2.8 GW)" }, { "id": "PJO60", "type": "organization", "label": "Spear Street Capital", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity", "real-estate" ], "summary": "Spear Street Capital — SF real-estate/tech-infra firm; Rajiv Patel's former shop (co-founder/ex-President per conference bio, not primary)" }, { "id": "PJO61", "type": "organization", "label": "P23 (Napier family office)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "family-office" ], "summary": "P23 (Project 23), the Napier family office; Harvey Powers was its CIO 5+ yrs before becoming BorderPlex CFO — the related-party spine", "sources": [ { "label": "BorderPlex Digital Assets — leadership page with the CFO bio citing P23 (Wayback Machine capture, Aug. 30, 2025)", "url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20250830095814/https://www.borderplexdigital.com/leadership", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJO62", "type": "organization", "label": "Ohio Carpenters' Pension Plan", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "litigant", "pension" ], "summary": "Lead plaintiff in the Oracle bondholder securities-fraud class action Lead plaintiff in the Oracle bondholder class action (NY State Supreme Court, filed Jan 14 2026): the $18B Sept 2025 offering allegedly concealed the $38B Vantage debt.", "sources": [ { "label": "Insurance Journal — bondholders sue Oracle over $38 billion in loans for OpenAI data centers", "url": "https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2026/01/15/854381.htm", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO63", "type": "organization", "label": "AEP (American Electric Power)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "utility", "bloom-customer" ], "summary": "AEP ~$2.65B (~900 MW SOFC, Cheyenne WY, 20-yr PPA w/ unnamed customer); SEC filing Jan 8 2026. With Oracle, Bloom's two anchor customers" }, { "id": "PJP25", "type": "person", "label": "Rajiv S. Patel", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Co-founder/board (ex-President Spear Street Capital) per conference bio only — NOT on the SEC Form D; no NM footprint, no public statements on the project President, BorderPlex (per the August 2026 document pass)." }, { "id": "PJE52", "type": "event", "label": "BorderPlex Form D — first sale Jan 31 2025 (filed Feb 18)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "$20.555M Reg D 506(b), fully sold; closed ~3 weeks before the public MOU", "date": "2025-01-31" }, { "id": "PJE53", "type": "event", "label": "SPEs incorporated in Delaware (Aug 15 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "SPE incorporation ~Aug 15 2025 (a week before the Aug 26 reveal) — REPORTED (Haussamen/DataCenterWatch from DE records), not directly retrieved", "date": "2025-08-15" }, { "id": "PJE54", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle $18B senior notes (Sep 25 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "date": "2025-09-25" }, { "id": "PJE55", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle-OpenAI $300B contract signed (Sep 10 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "Reported (WSJ Sep 10 2025); not a joint primary disclosure", "date": "2025-09-10" }, { "id": "PJE56", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle $25B bond sale, 4x oversubscribed (Feb 3 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "$25B 8-part bond, Feb 3 2026, ~$129B in orders (Bloomberg)", "date": "2026-02-03" }, { "id": "PJE57", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle bondholder securities-fraud class action", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation", "finance" ], "summary": "Filed Jan 14 2026, NY State Supreme Court (Manhattan), Securities Act of 1933. Lead plaintiff Ohio Carpenters' Pension Plan; defendants Oracle, Ellison, Catz, CAO Maria Smith + 16 underwriters (BofA, Citi, Goldman, JPM…).", "date": "2026-01-14" }, { "id": "PJE58", "type": "event", "label": "Bloom Q1 2026 first positive operating cash flow (~$73.6M)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "energy" ], "summary": "Bloom Q1 2026 operating cash flow +$73.6M (swing from -$110.7M Q1 2025); revenue $751.1M (+130% YoY); driven by Oracle + AEP", "date": "2026-Q1" }, { "id": "PJCL48", "type": "claim", "label": "BorderPlex investor base undisclosed — only CFIUS-type review would force it", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "opacity", "security" ], "summary": "investors are undisclosed (506(b) accredited-only, no count/names required). Pre-announcement close (Jan 31, before Feb 25 MOU) sharpens the question. Only a CFIUS-type cap-table review would force disclosure", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL49", "type": "claim", "label": "Community last on benefits, first on risk (by design)", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "equity" ], "summary": "Beneficiary ranking: Oracle > Blue Owl/STACK > Bloom > BorderPlex principals > underwriters >... > county > community", "confidence": "analyst" }, { "id": "PJCL50", "type": "claim", "label": "Acoma LLC = NMED permit applicant; Yucca = its manager / IRB vehicle", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "CORRECTED: the air-permit applicant is Acoma LLC (not Yucca). Chain Acoma→Yucca→BorderPlex Manager per the NM Ethics Commission complaint.", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJTN17", "type": "tension", "label": "Circular-financing fragility vs. 'too big to unwind' framing", "tags": [ "tension", "finance" ], "summary": "The pyramid's circularity is a systemic fragility AND the basis for the 'NM would lose $165B to another state' pressure narrative", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD17", "type": "document", "label": "EDGAR / primary-source verification audit", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "finance", "verification" ], "summary": "Perplexity primary-source audit; confirmed the money layer + surfaced the Keyes/Apaluma and Elevate NM findings", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC102", "type": "concept", "label": "Keyes→Apaluma→NMED conflict nexus", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "conflict", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Kenney/NMED awarded Keyes's Apaluma ~$1.4M-$3.2M no-bid ('Project Velocity') while deciding Jupiter's permit; Apaluma ingests 20M+ NMED pages incl. Air Quality Bureau records; multiple NMED bureau chiefs appear in Apaluma's promo video.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — former NM economic secretary Alicia Keyes's Apaluma scores no-bid NMED data deal", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — Keyes's Apaluma added to a second NMED contract valued at $977,354", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC103", "type": "concept", "label": "'Elevate New Mexico' astroturf operation", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "astroturf", "manufactured-consent" ], "summary": "VA nonstock shell (formed Jan 13 2026, Steve Roberts); undisclosed funders; hired APCO Worldwide; ran ads urging Kenney to APPROVE the permit during the comment period; sued by NM Ethics Commission.", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC104", "type": "concept", "label": "Pre-announcement capital (Form D closed before the MOU)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "BorderPlex's $20.5M raise's first sale was Jan 31 2025 — closed ~3 weeks BEFORE the public Feb 25 MOU" }, { "id": "PJO64", "type": "organization", "label": "Apaluma", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "ai", "conflict" ], "summary": "The AI company at the center of the influence map: founded by ex-EDD Secretary Alicia Keyes, written into ~$1.48M of NMED work without a bid at Secretary Kenney's direction, ingesting — by its own description — every public document NMED has ever filed, promoted in an official-looking video that later vanished, seeded with $5.55M the week the Jupiter ruling was due, with the state's own investment fund 'probably' holding indirect exposure.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — no-bid deal emails", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — second contract", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — SIC exposure", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "PR Newswire — $5.55M seed (FAQ: 'every public document')", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO65", "type": "organization", "label": "BorderPlex Manager, LLC", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "spe", "delaware" ], "summary": "Top of the SPE management chain; listed as Manager/Director on the Form D", "sources": [ { "label": "SEC EDGAR — Form D of BorderPlex Digital Assets, LLC listing BorderPlex Manager, LLC (Feb. 20, 2025)", "url": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2048625/000204862525000001/0002048625-25-000001-index.html", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJO66", "type": "organization", "label": "Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC (YGI)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "spe", "delaware", "permit-applicant" ], "summary": "The company whose name is on the permit: its subsidiary Acoma, LLC filed the first applications (the application's own Section 1-H lists Yucca as Acoma's parent — parent and subsidiary coexisting, not a rename), and it is applying to run 2,275 Bloom fuel-cell stacks around the clock ~3.6 miles south of Santa Teresa. Its registered address is the same Austin suite as BorderPlex's securities filings. Its earlier incarnation filed two applications at 249.97 and 248.9 tons of NOx — three-hundredths of a ton under the major-source line — and withdrew them the day NMED decided to hold a hearing.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI Microgrid modeling review (Jun 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid (PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "role_line": "The air-permit applicant (NSR 10883, docket AQB 26-57(P)) — parent of Acoma, LLC, whose name was dropped after the Pueblo of Acoma objected. 2,275 Bloom Energy solid-oxide fuel-cell stacks operated by Bloom, up to ~2,462 MW, permitted to run 8,760 hours a year; NMED's modeling treats it as a minor source for PSD while the site 'will be a major source for Title V.' Registered at 600 Congress Ave, Austin — the same address as BorderPlex's Form D headquarters. Also the IRB Series 2025A lessee." }, { "id": "PJO67", "type": "organization", "label": "Elevate New Mexico", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "astroturf", "opposition-to-transparency" ], "summary": "VA nonstock corp (ID 11953909); pro-permit astroturf; refused funder disclosure; defendant in the NM Ethics Commission suit", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico State Ethics Commission — complaint against Elevate New Mexico (Apr. 17, 2026)", "url": "https://www.sec.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-17-SEC-v.-Elevate-Compl.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJO68", "type": "organization", "label": "NM State Ethics Commission", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "regulator", "enforcement" ], "summary": "Sued Elevate NM (D-202-CV-2026-03769, Apr 17 2026) over undisclosed lobbying-ad funders", "sources": [ { "label": "NM State Ethics Commission — complaint in State Ethics Commission v. Elevate New Mexico (Apr. 17, 2026)", "url": "https://www.sec.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-17-SEC-v.-Elevate-Compl.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJO69", "type": "organization", "label": "APCO Worldwide", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "pr", "lobbying" ], "summary": "Global PR/lobbying firm hired by Elevate NM for the pro-permit campaign" }, { "id": "PJO70", "type": "organization", "label": "Speridian Technologies", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "vendor", "conflict" ], "summary": "The IT contractor whose NMED deal became the vehicle: its $1.8M contract was amended at the Secretary's direction to host Apaluma as a subcontractor — taking, in its own architect's words, 'passive income from the upsold subcontracted services' — and its follow-on $977,354 contract was required to staff Keyes and Apaluma affiliates at $125–130 an hour.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — no-bid deal emails", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO71", "type": "organization", "label": "Oracle bond underwriter syndicate", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "finance", "litigant-defendant" ], "summary": "BofA, Citi, Deutsche Bank, Goldman, HSBC, JPMorgan — underwrote the $18B notes; co-defendants in the bondholder suit", "sources": [ { "label": "Insurance Journal — bondholders sue Oracle and its 16 underwriting banks over AI data-center debt", "url": "https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2026/01/15/854381.htm", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO72", "type": "organization", "label": "SCALE Infrastructure Partners (Scale Microgrids)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity", "orion-founders" ], "summary": "Microgrid developer 100% owned by EQT Group (acquired Jan 2025 via EQT Transition Infrastructure); CEO Ryan Goodman; acquired Reload (Feb 2026). So Orion's power layer traces to EQT, an undisclosed institutional-PE principal", "sources": [ { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page naming SCALE Infrastructure Partners as co-founder", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJP26", "type": "person", "label": "Steve Roberts", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "astroturf" ], "summary": "Incorporated Elevate New Mexico (VA nonstock, Jan 13 2026)", "sources": [ { "label": "NM State Ethics Commission — complaint documenting Steve Roberts as Elevate New Mexico's incorporator (Apr. 17, 2026)", "url": "https://www.sec.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-17-SEC-v.-Elevate-Compl.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJP27", "type": "person", "label": "Brannen McElmurray", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CEO, Orion Digital Infrastructure; ex-New Fortress Energy MD & Chief Development Officer; ex-CEO Genera PR (NFE's PR power subsidiary). 20+ yrs LNG — not a data-center native.", "sources": [ { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page listing Brannen McElmurray as CEO", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJP28", "type": "person", "label": "Larry Ellison", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "litigant-defendant" ], "summary": "Oracle Exec Chair/CTO; co-founded Oracle 1977; ~$190B; pledged 346M shares as personal collateral; bondholder-suit defendant; hosted a 2020 Trump fundraiser; friend of Son", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — Stargate explainer documenting Larry Ellison co-announcing the venture behind Project Jupiter", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/25/stargate-open-ai-oracle-project-jupiter-data-center-dona-ana-new-mexico-el-paso-texas/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP29", "type": "person", "label": "Safra Catz", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "litigant-defendant" ], "summary": "Oracle Exec Vice Chair since Sept 23 2025 (was sole CEO 2019-2025); ex-DLJ banker; Disney board. Named bondholder-suit defendant; transition landed 13 days before the $18B bond close", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle (investor relations) — official announcement: Catz appointed Executive Vice Chair, Magouyrk and Sicilia promoted to CEOs (Sept 22, 2025)", "url": "https://investor.oracle.com/investor-news/news-details/2025/Oracle-Corporation-Announces-Promotion-of-Clay-Magouyrk-and-Mike-Sicilia-to-CEOs-Safra-Catz-Appointed-Executive-Vice-Chair-of-the-Board-of-Directors/default.aspx", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Data Center Dynamics — Oracle sued by bondholders over AI-buildout debt; Catz named among defendants", "url": "https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/oracle-sued-by-bondholders-over-growing-debt-for-ai-buildout/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Insurance Journal — bondholders sue Oracle over $38B in loans for OpenAI data centers; Catz strictly liable under Securities Act per complaint", "url": "https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2026/01/15/854381.htm", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Safra Catz (role history, spouse Gal Tirosh, Disney board ended July 2024, Paramount Skydance board Aug 2025)", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safra_Catz", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Executive Vice Chair of Oracle Corporation's Board of Directors (since Sept 22, 2025); Oracle CEO 2014–2025, sole CEO from 2019", "spouse": "Gal Tirosh" }, { "id": "PJP30", "type": "person", "label": "Maria Smith", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "litigant-defendant" ], "summary": "Oracle EVP/Chief Accounting Officer; named defendant in the bondholder suit" }, { "id": "PJP31", "type": "person", "label": "Jennifer Bradfute", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "lobbyist", "legal" ], "summary": "She also moved the hearing itself: her July 2026 request — arguing a loss of $325 million per month — pulled the public hearing five weeks earlier, after the hearing officer had said in the room that he would not move it.", "sources": [ { "label": "Heath Haussamen — Project Jupiter water-use claim rankles opponents and supporters (quotes Bradfute as BorderPlex Digital Assets consultant disclosing water sourcing at Doña Ana County P&Z)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/07/project-jupiter-water-use-claim-rankles-opponents-and-supporters/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "WATR Alliance — About page listing Jennifer Bradfute as President", "url": "https://watralliance.org/about/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Permian Basin Water in Energy Conference — speaker bio (ExxonMobil Issues & Advocacy, Marathon Oil in-house attorney/lobbyist, Modrall Sperling, NM Produced Water Act)", "url": "https://waterinenergy.com/jennifer-bradfute/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "NMED scheduling order — counsel for Applicant (PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-16-AQB-26-57-Scheduling-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (Jul 29 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — hearing rescheduled", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-air-quality-permit-hearing-rescheduled-september-2026/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Attorney and registered lobbyist, founder of Bradfute Sayer Consulting & Legal Services (Albuquerque); consultant for BorderPlex Digital Assets on Project Jupiter and President of the WATR Alliance; ex-ExxonMobil and ex-Marathon Oil counsel who led drafting of the 2019 NM Produced Water Act", "businesses": [ "Bradfute Sayer Consulting & Legal Services (d/b/a of Bradfute Consulting & Legal Services, P.C., Albuquerque)" ] }, { "id": "PJE59", "type": "event", "label": "Elevate NM pro-permit ad campaign (Jan 29–Mar 2 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "astroturf" ], "summary": "Meta/Google/LinkedIn ads urging Kenney to approve, during the NMED comment period", "date": "2026-02" }, { "id": "PJE60", "type": "event", "label": "NM Ethics Commission sues Elevate NM (Apr 17 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation", "enforcement" ], "summary": "Ethics Commission authorized suit unanimously Apr 17 2026 and FILED Apr 23 2026 under the Lobbyist Regulation Act (§§2-11-1…10): Elevate New Mexico, a Virginia nonstock corp, ran an unregistered ad campaign (digital, mailers, comment…", "date": "2026-04-17" }, { "id": "PJE61", "type": "event", "label": "Apaluma awarded ~$1.4M no-bid NMED contracts", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "conflict", "procurement" ], "summary": "The Candle's email-level reporting (Mar 2026), from internal NMED emails: Apr 10 2025 meeting (Hirschl, Hochman, Kenney et al.); Speridian's base professional-services contract was $1,801,300.", "date": "2026", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — Keyes scores no-bid deal converting state enviro data", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — second NMED contract, $977,354, promoted by Kenney", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE62", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle $38B Vantage term loans (Oct 23-24 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "finance" ], "summary": "$23.25B TX + $14.75B WI; Oracle ultimate obligor; the borrowing allegedly known when the $18B was issued", "date": "2025-10-23" }, { "id": "PJCL51", "type": "claim", "label": "NMED Sec. Kenney awarded Keyes's Apaluma $1.4M no-bid while deciding Jupiter's permit", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "conflict" ], "summary": "The Candle investigation; the central regulator-as-customer conflict", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL52", "type": "claim", "label": "Apaluma ingesting 20M+ NMED pages incl. Air Quality Bureau records", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "conflict", "data" ], "summary": "CORROBORATED by Apaluma's own seed-round release FAQ: 'the Apaluma platform ingested every public document the New Mexico Environment Department has ever filed, normalized it, and made the entire archive searchable.' Their words.", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Apaluma seed release (FAQ: 'every public document')", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL53", "type": "claim", "label": "Same lobbyists (Bradfute & Sayer) registered for Apaluma AND BorderPlex", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "lobbying" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL54", "type": "claim", "label": "Elevate NM ran undisclosed-funder pro-permit astroturf; sued by Ethics Commission", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "astroturf" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL55", "type": "claim", "label": "BorderPlex Form D closed (Jan 31 2025) BEFORE the public MOU (Feb 25)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "Pre-announcement capital", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL56", "type": "claim", "label": "No Jupiter-specific STACK/Blue Owl financing exists (unlike Vantage/Australia)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "risk" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL57", "type": "claim", "label": "Keyes cooling-off period NOT violated (1-yr window expired)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "legal" ], "summary": "to over-strong readings: she left Jul 2023, joined BorderPlex 25+ months later; the conflict is Apaluma/NMED, not the cooling-off rule", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL58", "type": "claim", "label": "The $300B Oracle-OpenAI figure rests on WSJ sourcing, not primary disclosure", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJTN18", "type": "tension", "label": "Regulator-as-decider vs. regulator-as-customer (Kenney/NMED/Apaluma)", "tags": [ "tension", "governance", "conflict" ], "summary": "NMED must render a defensible permit decision while its Secretary is a paying customer of a company owned by the applicant's advisor", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJD18", "type": "document", "label": "Personnel dossier & network analysis", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "personnel", "network" ], "summary": "Full nine-group actor map; surfaced the P23 related-party, Borderplex Alliance nexus, Catz timing, Haussamen/Silva, and Orion-opacity findings", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJP32", "type": "person", "label": "Elizabeth K. Anderson", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "state-government", "water" ], "summary": "NM State Engineer (first woman; Senate-confirmed Mar 10 2025); OSE governs the MOU's brackish-groundwater commitment. Personal role in MOU negotiations not found" }, { "id": "PJP33", "type": "person", "label": "Gloria Gameros", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "Commissioner Dist 2 (elected Nov 2024; ex-Anthony NM Mayor Pro Tem); one of the four YES votes", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution listing Commissioner Gloria Gameros, District 2 (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJP34", "type": "person", "label": "Shannon Reynolds", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "District 3 commissioner who cast a YES vote on the Project Jupiter IRB, posted the personal information of anti-Jupiter commenters, then resigned in December 2025. Her June 2026 run for County Assessor ended in a third-place primary loss.", "sources": [ { "label": "KVIA — Commissioner Shannon Reynolds criticized for sharing personal info of Project Jupiter opponents online (Sept 2025)", "url": "https://kvia.com/news/top-stories/2025/09/09/dona-ana-county-commissioner-shannon-reynolds-criticized-for-sharing-personal-info-of-residents-online/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — Doña Ana County commissioner resigns (Dec 2025, effective Dec 28)", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/doa-ana-county-commissioner-resigns/2941507", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRWG — Shannon Reynolds reflects back on time as Doña Ana County Commissioner (Jan 2026)", "url": "https://www.krwg.org/krwg-news/2026-01-05/shannon-reynolds-reflects-back-on-time-as-dona-ana-county-commissioner", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRWG — Shannon Reynolds discusses campaign for Doña Ana County Assessor (May 2026)", "url": "https://www.krwg.org/krwg-news/2026-05-18/shannon-reynolds-discusses-campaign-for-dona-ana-county-assessor", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — 2026 primary results: Reynolds third in assessor race with 27%", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/dona-ana-county-primary-results-commission-assessor-district-court-2026/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Critical Report — 2026 NM county primary results", "url": "https://criticalreport.substack.com/p/2026-nm-county-primaries", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Former Doña Ana County District 3 Commissioner (D, 2019–Dec 2025); lost the June 2026 Democratic primary for County Assessor (27%, third place)" }, { "id": "PJP35", "type": "person", "label": "Judge James B. Foy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "judiciary" ], "summary": "Third Judicial District judge (Silver City); dismissed the litigant’s suit twice ('three strikes and you're out', Jun 23 2026)", "sources": [ { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Judge Foy dismisses Project Jupiter lawsuit, allows chance to refile", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/environment/judge-dismissed-project-jupiter-lawsuit-allows-chance-to-refile/article_58e04d4f-dca4-45e3-ab63-e3c7a750a8f9.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KSFR (Source New Mexico) — New Mexico judge dismisses Project Jupiter lawsuit but offers chance to re-file", "url": "https://www.ksfr.org/government/2026-06-24/new-mexico-judge-dismisses-project-jupiter-data-center-lawsuit-but-offers-chance-to-re-file", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP36", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Kristina Ortez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "NM House Dist 42; PRIME sponsor of HB 93 (Advanced Grid Technology Plans, 2025)", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — Fiscal Impact Report for HB 93 (2025), listing Rep. Ortez as sponsor", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/firs/HB0093.PDF", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — enrolled text of HB 93, the Advanced Grid Technology Act (2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/bills/house/HB0093.PDF", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJP37", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Patricia Roybal Caballero", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "NM House Dist 13 since 2013; HB 93 co-sponsor AND sponsor of HM 6 (private-equity infrastructure-ownership study — implicates the Blue Owl/STACK structure); Piro-Manso-Tiwa tribal member", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — official legislator page for Rep. Patricia Roybal Caballero (D, District 13)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Members/Legislator?SponCode=HROYB", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — 'Behind-the-scenes deals paved the road to Project Jupiter' (names her as HB 93 co-sponsor; bill carried the last-minute microgrid amendment benefiting the Borderplex data center)", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — op-ed authored by Roybal Caballero opposing the Bernhard Capital private-equity takeover of New Mexico Gas Co.", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/opinion/opinion-new-mexicans-deserve-transparency-not-trojan-horses-in-our-energy-system/2933936", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "FastDemocracy — HM 6 (2026) 'Private Equity Infrastructure Ownership' study memorial, Roybal Caballero primary sponsor (postponed indefinitely Jan 27, 2026)", "url": "https://fastdemocracy.com/bill-search/nm/2026/bills/NMB00012219/", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Patricia Roybal Caballero (biography: District 13 since 2013, Piro-Manso-Tiwa member, spouse R. Carlos Caballero)", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Roybal_Caballero", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Democratic New Mexico State Representative for House District 13 (Bernalillo County) since 2013; community economic developer; chair of the House Labor, Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee", "spouse": "R. Carlos Caballero" }, { "id": "PJP38", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Raymundo 'Ray' Lara", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "NM House Dist 34; HB 93 co-sponsor" }, { "id": "PJP39", "type": "person", "label": "Matt VanderZanden", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CEO STACK Americas per Dec 2025 reporting; NOTE possible succession — an Aug 2025 STACK press release lists Brian Cox as CEO STACK Americas & EMEA. Verify current title" }, { "id": "PJP40", "type": "person", "label": "Matt A'Hearn", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Head of Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure; co-founded IPI Partners 2016 (acquired by Blue Owl Oct 2024); oversees the STACK platform" }, { "id": "PJP41", "type": "person", "label": "Kacey J. Hovden", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "NMELC Environmental Justice staff attorney; lead counsel on the IRB/LEDA case before DeLaney: 'valid or not' framing; called Santa Teresa 'a frontline, fence-line community'", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint signed by attorney Kacey J. Hovden (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJP42", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Sarah Silva", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature", "conflict" ], "summary": "The Doña Ana representative who holds two threads at once: she negotiated the $50 million water/wastewater commitment for the Sunland Park area — including the $10M metrics-driven community water-quality grant program in the Project Participation Agreement — and she is Sen. Steinborn's multi-year co-sponsor on lobbying disclosure (HB 143, vetoed 2025; HB 35, 2026). Supporting the project's benefits agreement and pushing to expose how bills get written are not the same position twice — they are the same legislator doing both.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — official legislator page for Rep. Sarah Silva (D-53, Doña Ana & Otero)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Members/Legislator?SponCode=HSISA", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — opinion co-authored by Reps. Small, Silva, and Ferrary supporting Project Jupiter with water protections and oversight", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/16/project-jupiter-santa-teresa-data-center-state-representatives/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Haussamen.com — county to investigate Project Jupiter's water use; article ends with disclosure: \"State Rep. Sarah Silva, a supporter of Project Jupiter, is my spouse\"", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/14/county-to-investigate-project-jupiters-water-use/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Haussamen.com — About Heath Haussamen, stating he lives in Las Cruces with his spouse Sarah Silva, an elected Democratic state representative", "url": "https://haussamen.com/about-heath-haussamen/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "New Mexicans for Sarah — campaign site for Rep. Sarah Silva (HD-53), running for re-election in 2026", "url": "https://www.newmexicansforsarah.com/", "kind": "official-bio" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Representative, District 53 (D — Doña Ana & Otero counties), serving since January 2025; member of the House Appropriations & Finance and House Taxation & Revenue committees; occupation listed as Coach/Consultant.", "spouse": "Heath Haussamen", "businesses": [ "Coaching/consulting practice (occupation listed as \"Coach/Consultant\" on her official NM Legislature page; specific business names not verified this session)" ] }, { "id": "PJP43", "type": "person", "label": "Heath Haussamen", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "Lead independent journalist (haussamen.com; founded NMPolitics.net); broke the 359→1,583 pages + 'potable' stories; notes big firms target 'news deserts'. Disclosed his spouse Rep. Silva supports the project", "sources": [ { "label": "haussamen.com — About page: bio, career, outlets founded, family", "url": "https://haussamen.com/about/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "haussamen.com — 'Project Jupiter will use more water than previously disclosed' (the 'potable' water story)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/09/project-jupiter-will-use-more-water-than-previously-disclosed/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "haussamen.com — 'Final Project Jupiter agreements grew exponentially' (359 → 1,583 pages story)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/12/18/final-project-jupiter-agreements-grew-exponentially/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Columbia Journalism Review — 'AI Data Centers in the Land of Diminished Local News' (profiles Haussamen's Project Jupiter reporting; discloses spouse Sarah Silva)", "url": "https://www.cjr.org/feature/ai-data-centers-local-news-deserts-meta-openai-texas-new-mexico.php", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Independent journalist in Las Cruces, NM, publishing news and commentary at haussamen.com; leading local investigative coverage of Project Jupiter", "spouse": "Sarah Silva (New Mexico state representative; Haussamen discloses the relationship in his Project Jupiter coverage, and CJR notes she supports the project)", "businesses": [ "haussamen.com (independent news site, owner/operator)", "NMPolitics.net (state politics news site, founder)", "New Mexico In Depth (investigative news nonprofit, co-founder)" ] }, { "id": "PJP44", "type": "person", "label": "Amanda Lavin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "NMFOG legal director; filed the IPRA suit vs the county over its 'terrorist tactical response plan' exemption used to withhold Jupiter emails" }, { "id": "PJP45", "type": "person", "label": "Leah March", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "Albuquerque Business First reporter; wrote the original $5B announcement story" }, { "id": "PJP46", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Jeff Steinborn", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "pro-transparency record; SB 235 (Data Center/Microgrid Oversight) proponent Sponsor of SB 235 (2026), the Microgrid Oversight Act — the attempt to close the HB 93 loophole aimed explicitly at Jupiter's on-site generation; passed the Senate…", "sources": [ { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — SB 39 (2026), the Microgrid Oversight Act, introduced by Sen. Jeff Steinborn", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/senate/SB0039.PDF", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "New Mexico Legislature — committee substitute for SB 235 (2026), the Microgrid Oversight Act", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/senate/SB0235COS.HTML", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJP47", "type": "person", "label": "Lisa Shalett", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Morgan Stanley Wealth Mgmt CIO; tracked Oracle CDS widening (Dec 2025) as an AI-capex-risk signal" }, { "id": "PJP48", "type": "person", "label": "Mohamed El-Erian", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Economist (Gramercy chair, Allianz adviser); Dec 2025: Oracle's IG notes 'now trading more like junk bonds'; a signal about repricing AI-exposed balance sheets" }, { "id": "PJP49", "type": "person", "label": "Alisha A. Giron", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU Associate VP for Research; named signatory on the BorderPlex agreement" }, { "id": "PJP50", "type": "person", "label": "Barbara Gonzales", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU contracting officer; executed the BorderPlex agreement" }, { "id": "PJO73", "type": "organization", "label": "The Borderplex Alliance", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "economic-development" ], "summary": "Legitimate regional econ-dev body (El Paso/Las Cruces/Juárez); Kelly Tomblin is Vice Chair. Its name was adopted by the developer BorderPlex Digital Assets — a legitimacy-laundering nexus", "sources": [ { "label": "The Borderplex Alliance — About Us page (board leadership)", "url": "https://www.borderplexalliance.org/about-us", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "El Paso Electric — officer bio of Kelly A. Tomblin, noting her Borderplex Alliance vice-chairmanship", "url": "https://www.epelectric.com/company/about-epe/officers/kelly-a-tomblin", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJO74", "type": "organization", "label": "Altivus CRM Solutions", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "private-interest" ], "summary": "Sen. Padilla's call-center/CRM company — his private tech-sector interest while sponsoring data-center legislation", "sources": [ { "label": "Wikipedia — Michael Padilla, founder and CEO of Altivus CRM Solutions", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Padilla", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJO75", "type": "organization", "label": "Trinity Consultants", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "consultant" ], "summary": "Filed the NMED air-permit applications on behalf of Acoma LLC (same street address as BorderPlex Digital Assets)" }, { "id": "PJC105", "type": "concept", "label": "P23 related-party governance (Powers↔Napier)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "conflict", "finance" ], "summary": "CFO Harvey Powers was CIO of the Napier family office (P23) 5+ yrs; now CFO of BorderPlex under Napier's chairmanship, with continuing seats on Napier-controlled boards. No independent audit/governance separation disclosed", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC106", "type": "concept", "label": "Borderplex Alliance naming nexus (legitimacy laundering)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "branding", "opacity" ], "summary": "The developer 'BorderPlex Digital Assets' borrowed the name of the legitimate 'Borderplex Alliance' (whose Vice Chair is EPE CEO Tomblin, also the grid utility) — an institutional-legitimacy pathway", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJE63", "type": "event", "label": "Litigant’s 2nd amended complaint dismissed (Jun 23 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation" ], "summary": "Judge Foy, without prejudice; 2nd of 3 allowed attempts", "date": "2026-06-23" }, { "id": "PJE65", "type": "event", "label": "Orion announces campus role — same day as Governor (Mar 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "Orion Digital Infrastructure surfaced its power/cooling role the same day as a Governor BorderPlex announcement, with no prior public footprint", "date": "2025-03-23" }, { "id": "PJCL59", "type": "claim", "label": "Catz CEO→Exec Vice Chair 13 days before the $18B bond close; named suit defendant", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "governance" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL60", "type": "claim", "label": "Lead journalist Haussamen's spouse (Rep. Sarah Silva) supports Jupiter — self-disclosed", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "press", "conflict" ], "summary": "SCOPED: 'Jupiter-supporting' is too flat. Silva negotiated the $50M water/wastewater commitment (PPA §4a) AND co-sponsors lobbying-disclosure legislation with Steinborn (HB 143/HB 35). Both facts stand; neither cancels the other.", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL61", "type": "claim", "label": "The litigant used ChatGPT to draft the suit against OpenAI's own data center", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "litigation" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL62", "type": "claim", "label": "HB 93 sponsors = Ortez (prime), Padilla, Roybal Caballero", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "legislative" ], "summary": "nmlegis.gov lists three sponsors: Rep. Kristina Ortez (prime), Sen. Michael Padilla, Rep. Patricia Roybal Caballero. NCEL additionally lists Rep. Raymundo 'Ray' Lara (D-34) — carried as to-verify pending the nmlegis page at final passage.", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL63", "type": "claim", "label": "Roybal Caballero also sponsored HM 6 (private-equity infrastructure-ownership study)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "legislative", "finance" ], "summary": "Directly implicates the Blue Owl/STACK PE ownership structure", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL64", "type": "claim", "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure appears purpose-built (zero footprint, same-day reveal)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "opacity" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJD19", "type": "document", "label": "Governor's Feb 25 2025 BorderPlex press release", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "source", "primary", "government" ], "summary": "Named all partners simultaneously (EPE/Tomblin, Orion/Gibson, NMSU/Ferme, EDD/Rob Black, MVEDA/Lopez, EPCOR/Bailet) → pre-coordinated. Framed as $5B / ~1,000 jobs", "published": "2025-02-25" }, { "id": "PJD20", "type": "document", "label": "Stealth-layer intelligence brief", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "tradecraft" ], "summary": "Cracked Gibson's identity + Orion's nature, Pitcock, the Acoma rename, the WeWork HQ, and the Feb-25 principal slate; maps the unworked primary-source databases", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJP51", "type": "person", "label": "Josh Pitcock", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "lobbyist", "revolving-door" ], "summary": "Oracle SVP Government Affairs; Mike Pence's 12-yr aide + WH Chief of Staff to the VP (WH→Oracle Oct 2017).", "sources": [ { "label": "Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service — official bio (SVP Government Affairs, Oracle; former Chief of Staff to VP Pence)", "url": "https://politics.georgetown.edu/profile/josh-pitcock/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "LegiStorm — Josh Pitcock, Oracle Corp. Senior Vice President of Government Affairs (Sept. 2024–)", "url": "https://www.legistorm.com/person/bio/16208/Joshua_Matthew_Pitcock.html", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "American Presidency Project (UCSB) — VP Pence press release announcing Pitcock's departure as Chief of Staff, 2017", "url": "https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/press-release-vice-president-pence-announces-departure-longtime-aide-and-chief-staff-josh", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "BizSugar — Oracle SVP Josh Pitcock quoted defending Project Jupiter fuel cells against toxic-chemical claims", "url": "https://bizsugar.com/small-business-news/oracle-clarifies-misconceptions-about-fuel-cells-and-toxic-chemicals/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Josh Pitcock (career history; spouse Katherine A. Seaman)", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Pitcock", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at Oracle Corporation; former Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence and lead author/signer of Oracle's public advocacy for Project Jupiter", "spouse": "Katherine A. Seaman" }, { "id": "PJP52", "type": "person", "label": "Dan McGuire", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "operations" ], "summary": "Operations manager for Acoma LLC; declined comment on the permit delay (Tri-City Record / Source NM)." }, { "id": "PJP53", "type": "person", "label": "Rob Black", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "state-government" ], "summary": "NM EDD Cabinet Secretary (Sec-Designate at the Feb 25 2025 MOU); EDD is the MOU signatory agency. ALSO administers the HB 137 Strategic Water Supply Act's $75M state desalination fund — state money backstopping the project's water" }, { "id": "PJP54", "type": "person", "label": "Daniel Bailet", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "water" ], "summary": "VP Business Development, EPCOR Water; named in the Gov's Feb 25 2025 release as the desalination-feasibility partner", "sources": [ { "label": "Office of the New Mexico Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 release naming EPCOR's Daniel Bailet on desalination feasibility", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO76", "type": "organization", "label": "Stellar Energy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "energy", "hyperscale" ], "summary": "Stellar Energy — Gibson-owned FL hyperscale power/LNG/cooling co. CRITICAL: its DIGITAL (data-center cooling) division was sold to Trane Technologies, closed Feb 18 2026 — so the cooling-execution capacity Orion relies on may now sit…", "sources": [ { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page naming Stellar Energy as a founding company", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJO77", "type": "organization", "label": "Nebula Energy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "energy", "holding-company" ], "summary": "Gibson's oil/gas/renewable-natural-gas holding company; chaired by Gibson; reposted the Governor's BorderPlex announcement (Feb 26 2025)", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Nebula Energy LLC acquires majority stake in AG&P LNG, with Peter Gibson as chairman", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/nebula-energy-llc-buys-majority-stake-in-agp-lng-a-subsidiary-of-agp-group-focused-on-integrated-lng-terminal-and-downstream-gas-market-development-302048793.html", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJO78", "type": "organization", "label": "MAS Energy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "energy" ], "summary": "Renewable-natural-gas company Gibson sold in 2022 ('lucrative' exit)" }, { "id": "PJO79", "type": "organization", "label": "EPCOR (Water)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "water", "foreign" ], "summary": "Private Canadian water utility (subsidiary of EPCOR Utilities, Edmonton AB) operating in the US Southwest; desalination-feasibility partner (VP Biz Dev Daniel Bailet).", "sources": [ { "label": "Office of the New Mexico Governor — Feb. 25, 2025 announcement naming EPCOR as desalination-feasibility partner", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO80", "type": "organization", "label": "Pueblo of Acoma", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "tribal-nation" ], "summary": "One of NM's oldest Native nations; formally objected to Acoma LLC's unauthorized use of the tribal name → forced the rename to Yucca Growth Infrastructure" }, { "id": "PJC107", "type": "concept", "label": "Oracle's Pence-network revolving door (Pitcock)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "lobbying", "conflict", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "Oracle's primary interface with the Trump administration (via Pence's ex-CoS Pitcock) and with NM permitting; a federal lobbyist signing state permit-support letters without an NM registration", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC108", "type": "concept", "label": "BorderPlex as a virtual-address deal vehicle", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "opacity", "shell" ], "summary": "WeWork HQ + Houston phone + no operating footprint = a deal-structuring shell; consistent with the Delaware-SPE architecture" }, { "id": "PJE66", "type": "event", "label": "Oracle NMED permit-support letter, signed Pitcock (Mar 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "lobbying", "permit" ], "summary": "Oracle's formal letter urging NMED to approve the Jupiter air permits; signatory = Josh Pitcock", "date": "2026-03" }, { "id": "PJE67", "type": "event", "label": "The “Acoma” name is dropped after the Pueblo of Acoma objects", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "tribal", "branding" ], "summary": "The first applications were filed by Acoma, LLC — whose parent, per the application's own Section 1-H, was Yucca Growth Infrastructure, LLC. After the Pueblo of Acoma objected to the name, later filings proceeded under the parent's name." }, { "id": "PJCL65", "type": "claim", "label": "Gibson chairs Orion + Nebula, owns Stellar; Orion is their affiliate vehicle", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "structure" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL66", "type": "claim", "label": "Pitcock (Pence's ex-CoS) is Oracle's govt-affairs lead; signed the NMED letter; not on NM lobbying registry", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "lobbying" ], "summary": "Potential NMSA §2-11-3 issue if influencing NM decisions unregistered", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL67", "type": "claim", "label": "The “Acoma” applicant name was dropped after the Pueblo's objection; Yucca was its parent company, not a rename", "verification": "corrected", "tags": [ "claim", "tribal", "opacity" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL68", "type": "claim", "label": "BorderPlex's Form D HQ is a WeWork virtual office; Houston phone → deal vehicle, not operating co", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "opacity" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL70", "type": "claim", "label": "Gov's Feb 25 2025 release named all partners simultaneously → pre-coordinated", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "coordination" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJD21", "type": "document", "label": "Wave-3 corporate + second-ring roster intelligence", "tags": [ "document", "analysis", "corporate", "roster" ], "summary": "the EQT/Trane/NFE layers, EO 14318, permit-splitting, and named ~55 second-ring actors", "published": "2026-07-02" }, { "id": "PJC109", "type": "concept", "label": "E.O. 14318 federal data-center permitting override", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "concept", "federal", "permitting", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "'Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure' (signed Jul 23 2025, 90 FR 35385); directs agencies to strip climate/DEI/'environmental justice' criteria from data-center reviews. Pitcock lobbied it by name.", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC110", "type": "concept", "label": "EQT institutional-PE layer (undisclosed)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "opacity" ], "summary": "Orion's power layer = SCALE, which is 100% EQT-owned (€246B+ AUM). EQT's chain: EdgeConneX + Scale/Reload + renewables + Zayo. County commissioners were not told the power contractor traces to EQT", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC111", "type": "concept", "label": "Trane / Stellar-Digital supply-chain risk", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "concept", "finance", "risk", "supply-chain" ], "summary": "Stellar's data-center cooling business closed into Trane Technologies Feb 18 2026 — after Orion's public disclosure." }, { "id": "PJC112", "type": "concept", "label": "Title V permit-splitting (2×~249 tpy NOx) — the WITHDRAWN applications", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "permitting", "emissions", "evasion" ], "summary": "HISTORICAL: the 249.97 / 248.9 tpy NOx figures belong to the East Microgrid (Permit 10732) and West Microgrid (Permit 10734) applications filed by Acoma, LLC — each three-hundredths of a ton under the 250-tpy major-source threshold.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid (PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC113", "type": "concept", "label": "Bradfute–Sayer–Keyes–WATR–Apaluma–NMED nexus", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "conflict", "lobbying", "ktp-seam" ], "summary": "The same two lobbyists (Bradfute, Sayer) represent BorderPlex + Apaluma + WATR Alliance; Keyes owns Apaluma (no-bid NMED contract); WATR petitions the same Sec. Kenney on produced water.", "sources": [ { "label": "WATR Alliance — About page listing Jennifer Bradfute as president and Matthias Sayer as vice-president", "url": "https://watralliance.org/about/", "kind": "official-bio" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — Project Jupiter water-use claim rankles opponents and supporters", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/07/project-jupiter-water-use-claim-rankles-opponents-and-supporters/", "kind": "news" } ], "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC114", "type": "concept", "label": "LNG-world pivot (NFE alumni → data-center power)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "industry", "structure" ], "summary": "Gibson (LNG), McElmurray, Abadalla, Mayer — all LNG/New Fortress Energy veterans — repositioned on-site power expertise for hyperscale customers who can't wait for grid. Orion is the vehicle" }, { "id": "PJC115", "type": "concept", "label": "SB 235 — Microgrid Oversight Act (the corrective bill)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "legislative" ], "summary": "Steinborn-led bill to close the HB 93 microgrid/ETA exemption; passed Senate 22-20 (Feb 2026), died in the House. Padilla opposed CONFIRMED: SB 235 (2026) Microgrid Oversight Act, Sen." }, { "id": "PJC116", "type": "concept", "label": "Project Jupiter press & watchdog ecosystem", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "press", "transparency" ], "summary": "The independent-journalism + watchdog layer (Haussamen, El Paso Matters, Source NM, Searchlight, KRWG, LCCR, projectjupiternm.org) that broke the opacity story; the reason a 'news desert' strategy failed here" }, { "id": "PJC117", "type": "concept", "label": "Five-layer institutional stack (synthesis)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "synthesis", "structure" ], "summary": "1 promoter (BorderPlex/P23) → 2 developer (STACK/Blue Owl) → 3 power+cooling (Orion = EQT-SCALE + Gibson-Stellar→Trane) → 4 water (EPCOR, Canadian Crown) → 5 tenant (Oracle/OpenAI/Stargate), with a federal lobbying overlay (Pitcock/EO…", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJO81", "type": "organization", "label": "EQT Group", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "private-equity", "foreign" ], "summary": "Swedish alt-asset manager (€246B+ AUM); owns SCALE/Scale Microgrids → the true principal behind Orion's power layer" }, { "id": "PJO82", "type": "organization", "label": "Trane Technologies", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "industrial", "nyse" ], "summary": "NYSE:TT; acquired Stellar Energy's data-center cooling ('Digital') business, closed Feb 18 2026 (~700 employees, 2 Jacksonville plants). No disclosed Jupiter obligation" }, { "id": "PJO83", "type": "organization", "label": "New Fortress Energy (NFE)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "lng", "energy" ], "summary": "NASDAQ:NFE; the LNG shop that McElmurray (MD/CDO), Abadalla (VP Projects), and Genera PR came out of — the Orion team's shared origin" }, { "id": "PJO84", "type": "organization", "label": "AG&P LNG", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "lng", "foreign" ], "summary": "UAE-based LNG terminals; Gibson's Nebula acquired a majority stake ($300M, Jan 2024); Gibson chairs", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Nebula Energy LLC acquires majority stake in AG&P LNG", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/nebula-energy-llc-buys-majority-stake-in-agp-lng-a-subsidiary-of-agp-group-focused-on-integrated-lng-terminal-and-downstream-gas-market-development-302048793.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJO85", "type": "organization", "label": "WATR Alliance", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "water", "lobbying" ], "summary": "Water Access Treatment & Reuse alliance; Bradfute & Sayer lobby for it, petitioning NMED to loosen produced-water rules — same Sec. Kenney as the Jupiter permit", "sources": [ { "label": "WATR Alliance — About page (leadership, including President Jennifer Bradfute)", "url": "https://watralliance.org/about/", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJO86", "type": "organization", "label": "Bradfute Sayer Consulting & Legal Services", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "lobbying", "legal" ], "summary": "Albuquerque lobbying/regulatory firm (Bradfute + Sayer); registered concurrently for BorderPlex, Apaluma, WATR (Jan-Feb 2025 CFIS)", "sources": [ { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Project Jupiter water-use claim rankles opponents and supporters\" (Apr. 7, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/07/project-jupiter-water-use-claim-rankles-opponents-and-supporters/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO87", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Building & Construction Trades Council", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "labor" ], "summary": "Labor council backing the project (ED Brian Condit) for the construction jobs" }, { "id": "PJO88", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Border Authority", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "state-agency" ], "summary": "Hosted the BorderPlex team (Mar 2025); Gerardo Fierro" }, { "id": "PJO89", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Dept of Information Technology (DoIT)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "state-agency" ], "summary": "Sec/CIO Manny Barreras signed the pre-Apaluma Speridian contracts feeding the Project Velocity thread" }, { "id": "PJO90", "type": "organization", "label": "Empowerment Congress", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "community" ], "summary": "Original lead plaintiff in the NMELC IRB suit; withdrew Nov 6 2025 (individual plaintiffs continued)", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — OMA complaint (Feb 6 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "role_line": "Community organization and lead plaintiff in the OMA lawsuit (D-307-CV-2025-02766) seeking to void the IRB and LEDA ordinances; Daisy Maldonado is its former director." }, { "id": "PJO91", "type": "organization", "label": "El Paso Matters", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press" ], "summary": "Nonprofit newsroom; Diego Mendoza-Moyers is the lead Jupiter reporter" }, { "id": "PJO92", "type": "organization", "label": "Source New Mexico", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press" ], "summary": "Statewide nonprofit newsroom; Bowling + Prokop on the Jupiter beat" }, { "id": "PJO93", "type": "organization", "label": "Searchlight New Mexico", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press" ], "summary": "Investigative nonprofit; Ed Williams (dark-money expertise relevant to Elevate NM)" }, { "id": "PJO94", "type": "organization", "label": "KRWG Public Media", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press" ], "summary": "Las Cruces PBS/NPR; ongoing Jupiter coverage" }, { "id": "PJO95", "type": "organization", "label": "Las Cruces Community Radio", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press" ], "summary": "Community radio; hosted NMELC-attorney interviews (Daisy Maldonado co-host — also a plaintiff)" }, { "id": "PJO96", "type": "organization", "label": "Doña Ana County government (staff)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "county", "government" ], "summary": "The county administrative staff (manager, attorneys, ED + community development) distinct from the elected Commission", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — \"County Leadership Addresses Community Questions About Project Jupiter\"", "url": "https://www.donaana.gov/news_detail_T7_R32.php", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — staff presentation to the Board of County Commissioners on Project Jupiter (Jul 28, 2026)", "url": "https://cms2.revize.com/revize/donaanacounty/Documents/About%20Us/Economic%20Development%20Projects/PJ%20-%20BOCC%20Presentation%20-%207.28.2026.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE68", "type": "event", "label": "E.O. 14318 signed (Jul 23 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "federal", "permitting" ], "summary": "EO 14318 'Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure' (90 FR 35385): >100MW data centers designated strategic national infrastructure; FAST-41 expedited path; EPA/DOE/GSA/DOI/CEQ/OMB directed to eliminate…", "date": "2025-07-23" }, { "id": "PJE69", "type": "event", "label": "Trane acquires Stellar's data-center cooling business (closed Feb 18 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "m&a" ], "summary": "Announced Dec 2 2025; Gibson: 'positions the business for significant growth'", "date": "2026-02-18" }, { "id": "PJE70", "type": "event", "label": "Blue Owl acquires IPI Partners (Jan 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "m&a", "finance" ], "summary": "IPI (STACK's owner) folded into Blue Owl the same month the BorderPlex MOU was signed; the DI team (Gilpin/Viellieu/Kennedy) migrated over", "date": "2025-01" }, { "id": "PJE71", "type": "event", "label": "County declares Project Jupiter 'out of compliance' (Jun 24 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "compliance" ], "summary": "ED Director Denisse Carter: missing quarterly job reports + environmental assessments Missed 2 quarterly job reports + unsubmitted environmental agreements", "date": "2026-06-24" }, { "id": "PJE72", "type": "event", "label": "County OMA corrective action (Oct 14 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "transparency", "legal" ], "summary": "Interim County Attorney Cari Neill guided a corrective re-vote after the closed-session OMA concerns", "date": "2025-10-14" }, { "id": "PJCL71", "type": "claim", "label": "Manuel A. Sanchez is the District 5 commissioner (2026 Chair); voted YES", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "county" ], "summary": "Closes the last unknown commissioner seat", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL72", "type": "claim", "label": "Nathan Small is married to Xochitl Torres Small", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "relationship", "correction" ], "summary": "Torres Small = ex-US Rep NM-2 / USDA Deputy Secretary. Corrects the garbled 'married to Haussamen's wife' line; Haussamen's spouse is separately Rep. Sarah Silva", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL74", "type": "claim", "label": "Pitcock lobbied E.O. 14318 by name while signing Oracle's NMED support letters", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "lobbying", "federal" ], "summary": "Q1 2025 LD-2 names EO 14318; Mar 2026 NMED letter; the federal-to-state permitting pipeline documented", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL75", "type": "claim", "label": "SCALE (Orion's power layer) is 100% EQT-owned → EQT is an undisclosed principal", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "opacity" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL76", "type": "claim", "label": "Stellar's data-center cooling sold to Trane (Feb 2026) → Orion execution may rest with Trane", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "risk" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL77", "type": "claim", "label": "IPI→Blue Owl consolidation (Jan 2025) coincided with the BorderPlex MOU", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance", "timeline" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL78", "type": "claim", "label": "Padilla authored the HB 93 exemption AND opposed SB 235 (the fix)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "legislative", "conflict" ], "summary": "Chairs NM Finance Authority oversight (LEDA/IRB)", "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL79", "type": "claim", "label": "Bradfute & Sayer also lobby WATR Alliance before the same NMED Secretary", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "lobbying", "conflict" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL80", "type": "claim", "label": "Daisy Maldonado is both an IRB-suit plaintiff and an LCCR host interviewing NMELC counsel", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "press", "conflict" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL81", "type": "claim", "label": "County Manager Scott Andrews allegedly signed the NDA without commission authorization", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "governance" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL82", "type": "claim", "label": "County declared Jupiter out of compliance (missing job reports + env assessments), Jun 2026", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "compliance" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJTN19", "type": "tension", "label": "Federal permitting tailwind (E.O. 14318) vs. NM state permitting authority", "tags": [ "tension", "federal-state" ], "summary": "EO 14318 signals federal intent to fast-track data centers but cannot formally override NMED's Jul 21 decision — a pressure vector, not a preemption", "status": "active" }, { "id": "PJP55", "type": "person", "label": "Manuel A. Sanchez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "District 5 Commissioner; elected 2026 Commission Chair (unanimous, Jan 13 2026); YES vote on the IRBs — the previously-missing D5 seat", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB inducement resolution listing Manuel A. Sanchez, District 5, in its signature block (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Heath Haussamen — \"Project Jupiter back on better footing, commission chairman says\" (May 21, 2026)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/05/21/project-jupiter-back-on-better-footing-commission-chairman-says/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": " Middle initial confirmed A.; District 5; elected commission chair 2026-01-13." }, { "id": "PJP56", "type": "person", "label": "Scott Andrews", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "staff" ], "summary": "County Manager (appointed Aug 2024; ex-Asst City Manager Bakersfield CA); alleged to have signed the BorderPlex NDA without commission authorization SIGNED the county framework MOU as 'CEO' on 9/22/2025 — three days after the vote…", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — executed Memorandum of Understanding signed by Scott Andrews (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "New Mexico Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint naming County Manager Scott Andrews (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJP57", "type": "person", "label": "Stephen Lopez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "staff" ], "summary": "Assistant County Manager; the county's operational spokesman on Jupiter (grading permits, site work, desalination)" }, { "id": "PJP58", "type": "person", "label": "Cari Neill", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "legal" ], "summary": "Interim County Attorney; guided the Oct 14 2025 OMA corrective; framed the closed session as attorney-client privileged; later 'we just don't have enough information'", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Environmental Law Center — Open Meetings Act complaint, with exhibits including County Attorney Cari Neill's correspondence (Feb. 6, 2026)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJP59", "type": "person", "label": "Nelson J. Goodin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "legal" ], "summary": "County Attorney (staff directory)" }, { "id": "PJP60", "type": "person", "label": "Fred Kennon", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "legal" ], "summary": "Deputy County Attorney (staff directory)" }, { "id": "PJP61", "type": "person", "label": "Denisse Carter", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "staff" ], "summary": "County Economic Development Director (CEcD, appointed Oct 2025); declared Jupiter 'out of compliance' Jun 24 2026", "sources": [ { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — \"Project Jupiter missed job report deadlines, county says\"", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/project-jupiter-missed-job-report-deadlines-county-says/3068768", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP62", "type": "person", "label": "Christina Ainsworth", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county", "staff" ], "summary": "Director, Community Development (custodian of the P&Z process)" }, { "id": "PJP63", "type": "person", "label": "Maslyn Locke", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "NMELC senior staff attorney, co-counsel on both NMELC suits and counsel for the residents who are parties to the air-permit hearing. On the hearing being moved up five weeks: attorneys would not have time to review the case materials or prepare expert witnesses before a hearing now “less than two months” away.", "sources": [ { "label": "ABQ Journal — hearing date changes to September", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/project-jupiter-air-quality-hearing-date-changes-to-september/3094091", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP64", "type": "person", "label": "Amelia Bierle", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "enforcement" ], "summary": "Deputy Director, NM State Ethics Commission; agency rep on the Elevate NM suit" }, { "id": "PJP65", "type": "person", "label": "Matthias Sayer", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "lobbyist", "legal" ], "summary": "The 'Sayer' — co-owner of Bradfute Sayer; energy/water/public-lands practice; co-registered for BorderPlex, Apaluma, WATR" }, { "id": "PJP66", "type": "person", "label": "Tatiana D. Engelmann", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "legal" ], "summary": "NMED Assistant General Counsel; point of contact on the Acoma permit completeness" }, { "id": "PJP67", "type": "person", "label": "Drew Goretzka", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed" ], "summary": "NMED Director of Communications; confirmed the hearing schedule/officer to Source NM" }, { "id": "PJP68", "type": "person", "label": "Jonas Armstrong", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "apaluma-video" ], "summary": "NMED Water Protection Division Director; his bureaus' records feed Apaluma's Project Velocity; appeared in Apaluma's promo video" }, { "id": "PJP69", "type": "person", "label": "Michelle Miano", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "apaluma-video" ], "summary": "NMED's Environmental Protection Division Director — one of the senior officials who appeared in Apaluma's promo video endorsing the agency contractor's product; the video was later taken down.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — second contract + video transcript", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP70", "type": "person", "label": "John Rhoderick", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "apaluma-video" ], "summary": "NMED's Deputy Secretary of Administration — appeared in Apaluma's promo video endorsing the contractor's product; the video was later taken down.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — second contract + video transcript", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP71", "type": "person", "label": "Meta Hirschl", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "apaluma-video" ], "summary": "NMED's Chief Data & Technology Steward — the official who coined 'Project Velocity,' specified in internal emails how the agency's records would flow into Apaluma's AI system, and appeared in the company's promo video before it vanished.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — second contract + video transcript", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — no-bid deal emails", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP72", "type": "person", "label": "Zachary Ogaz", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed" ], "summary": "NMED Water Protection Division (deputy/acting), under Armstrong", "sources": [ { "label": "NMDOJ letter (cc line: 'Zachary Ogaz, General Counsel, NMED')", "url": "https://kvia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-09-NMDOJ-Ltr-to-NMED-JKenney-re-YGI-.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "NMED General Counsel (per the NMDOJ's July 2026 letter); earlier appeared in the record via the Water Protection Division." }, { "id": "PJP73", "type": "person", "label": "Richard Horman", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Orion Global Head of Finance (a 'Richard Hormann' also appears at Stellar — verify same person)" }, { "id": "PJP74", "type": "person", "label": "Sam Abadalla", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "lng" ], "summary": "Orion Global Head of Development; also CEO of Nebula Energy; ex-NFE VP Projects, ex-Stellar strategy", "sources": [ { "label": "Orion Digital Infrastructure — About page listing Sam Abadalla as Global Head of Development", "url": "https://www.oriondigitalinfrastructure.com/about", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJP75", "type": "person", "label": "DeLaine Mayer", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Orion Chief of Staff; founding member of Nebula Energy; NYU astropolitics lecturer" }, { "id": "PJP76", "type": "person", "label": "Brian Cox", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CEO STACK Americas & EMEA per an Aug 2025 STACK press release (possible predecessor/parallel to VanderZanden)" }, { "id": "PJP77", "type": "person", "label": "Marc Zahr", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Blue Owl Co-President & Global Head of Real Assets (ODI Fund III, STACK's parent vehicle)" }, { "id": "PJP78", "type": "person", "label": "Luke Gilpin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure MD; ex-IPI Partners" }, { "id": "PJP79", "type": "person", "label": "Jack Viellieu", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Blue Owl DI MD (promoted Jan 2026); ex-IPI Partners" }, { "id": "PJP80", "type": "person", "label": "Kamila Kennedy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Blue Owl DI Principal; ex-IPI Partners" }, { "id": "PJP81", "type": "person", "label": "Liam Fleming", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "Blue Owl DI Vice President" }, { "id": "PJP82", "type": "person", "label": "Karen Hager", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance", "legal" ], "summary": "Chief Compliance Officer, Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure Trust (SEC Form 10)" }, { "id": "PJP83", "type": "person", "label": "Neena Reddy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance", "legal" ], "summary": "Chief Legal Officer, Blue Owl Digital Infrastructure Trust (SEC Form 10)" }, { "id": "PJP84", "type": "person", "label": "Brian Allen", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Group COO, Stellar Energy" }, { "id": "PJP85", "type": "person", "label": "Tom Brady", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CTO, Stellar Energy (single-outlet)" }, { "id": "PJP86", "type": "person", "label": "Ryan Goodman", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "CEO, Scale Microgrids (EQT-owned) — Orion co-founder entity" }, { "id": "PJP87", "type": "person", "label": "Brian Condit", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "labor" ], "summary": "Executive Director, NM Building & Construction Trades Council; endorsed the project's jobs" }, { "id": "PJP88", "type": "person", "label": "Gerardo Fierro", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "state-agency" ], "summary": "NM Border Authority; hosted the BorderPlex team (Mar 2025), named Keyes (single-outlet)" }, { "id": "PJP89", "type": "person", "label": "Luis Cifuentes", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU VP for Research (retired Sep 1 2025) — the office that routes sponsored-research/IPRA records (NDA-relevant)" }, { "id": "PJP90", "type": "person", "label": "Patricia Sullivan", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "NMSU Interim VP for Research (from Sep 1 2025); in role when the NDA records were released Sep 14 2025" }, { "id": "PJP91", "type": "person", "label": "Bruce Krasnow", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "state-government" ], "summary": "Communications Director, NM EDD" }, { "id": "PJP92", "type": "person", "label": "Manny Barreras", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "state-government" ], "summary": "NM DoIT Secretary/CIO; signed the pre-Apaluma Speridian contracts (Project Velocity thread)" }, { "id": "PJP93", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Mela Lara Cadena", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "Said she and colleagues felt 'misled' on HB 93 (single-outlet)" }, { "id": "PJP94", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Antoinette Sedillo Lopez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "D-16; SB 235 co-sponsor" }, { "id": "PJP95", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Joanne J. Ferrary", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "D-37; SB 235 co-sponsor", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — opinion co-authored by Rep. Joanne Ferrary on Project Jupiter jobs, water, and oversight", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/16/project-jupiter-santa-teresa-data-center-state-representatives/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP96", "type": "person", "label": "Lt. Gov. Howie Morales", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "state-government" ], "summary": "Broke a 20-20 tie on the Muñoz amendment during SB 235 (single-outlet)" }, { "id": "PJP97", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Harold Pope Jr.", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "D-Albuquerque; SB 235 supporter: 'not all money is good money' (single-outlet)" }, { "id": "PJP98", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Nathan Small", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "D-Las Cruces; Jupiter supporter ('most impactful economic development yet'); married to Xochitl Torres Small", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — official member page for Rep. Nathan P. Small (District 36, Doña Ana)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Members/Legislator?SponCode=HSMAL", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "El Paso Matters — opinion co-authored by Rep. Nathan Small supporting Project Jupiter (Sept 2025)", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/16/project-jupiter-santa-teresa-data-center-state-representatives/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News (Source NM republication) — Elevate Doña Ana ad campaign ran Small's endorsement of Project Jupiter before the $165B bond vote", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/secretive-ad-campaign-support-project-jupiter-data-center-new-mexico/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Wikipedia — Nathan Small (NM House District 36); documents marriage to Xochitl Torres Small", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Small", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Representative (D-Las Cruces, District 36); chair of the House Appropriations & Finance Committee and the interim Legislative Finance Committee; occupation listed as \"Conservation\" on his official legislature page", "spouse": "Xochitl Torres Small" }, { "id": "PJP99", "type": "person", "label": "Xochitl Torres Small", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "federal" ], "summary": "Ex-US Rep NM-2; USDA Deputy Secretary; spouse of Rep. Nathan Small", "sources": [ { "label": "Wikipedia — Nathan Small, documenting his marriage to Xochitl Torres Small", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Small", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJP100", "type": "person", "label": "Diego Mendoza-Moyers", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "El Paso Matters environmental/energy reporter; lead EPM Jupiter reporter" }, { "id": "PJP101", "type": "person", "label": "Joshua Bowling", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "Source NM Senior Reporter (ex-Searchlight investigative); water/permits/influencer-recruitment coverage" }, { "id": "PJP102", "type": "person", "label": "Danielle Prokop", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "Source NM environment/local-government reporter; air permits, pipeline denial" }, { "id": "PJP103", "type": "person", "label": "Ed Williams", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press" ], "summary": "Searchlight NM investigative reporter (dark-money expertise relevant to Elevate NM)" }, { "id": "PJP104", "type": "person", "label": "Daisy Maldonado", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "press", "opposition" ], "summary": "Former Empowerment Congress director, NMELC plaintiff, and community-radio host who launched her District 1 Commission campaign over the IRB vote and won the June 2026 Democratic primary. Her November opponent is water-rights attorney Samantha Barncastle Salopek.", "sources": [ { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican — Empowerment Congress withdraws from Project Jupiter lawsuit; Maldonado continues as individual plaintiff, left org in November", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/a-plaintiff-withdrew-from-a-lawsuit-involving-project-jupiter-nobody-is-saying-why/article_556999b9-929c-4870-88ca-1030d59f0912.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — Legal challenges to Project Jupiter funding; parent org CAA ordered withdrawal of unauthorized lawsuit, Maldonado no longer an employee", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/legal-challenges-to-project-jupiter-funding-meet-headwinds/2901165", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRWG Public Media — Maldonado discusses District 1 County Commission campaign and Project Jupiter opposition (May 2026)", "url": "https://www.krwg.org/krwg-news/2026-05-27/daisy-maldonado-discusses-campaign-for-dona-ana-county-commissioner-in-district-one", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Maldonado wins Democratic primary for Doña Ana County Commission District 1, June 2026", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/daisy-maldonado-wins-dona-ana-county-commission-district-1-primary-2026/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Piñon Post — Sanders endorses Maldonado", "url": "https://pinonpost.com/bernie-blesses-anti-business-democrat-in-nm-race/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Maldonado launches over the IRB vote", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/daisy-maldonado-county-commission-run/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Barncastle Salopek — CRWUA bio (Family Farm Alliance, water law)", "url": "https://crwua.org/say-hello-to-samantha-barncastle/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Barncastle Salopek — Ballotpedia", "url": "https://ballotpedia.org/Samantha_Barncastle_Salopek", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Barncastle Salopek — EBID appearance, Lower Rio Grande adjudication (PDF)", "url": "https://lrgadjudication.nmcourts.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/40/2023/11/Entry-of-Appearance-and-Request-for-Notice-Samantha-R.-Barncastle-filed-2-9-17.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Maldonado wins the D1 Democratic primary (Jun 3 2026)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/daisy-maldonado-wins-dona-ana-county-commission-district-1-primary-2026/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Former executive director of the Empowerment Congress of Doña Ana County (departed November 2025); Democratic nominee for Doña Ana County Commission District 1 (won June 2026 primary) and individual plaintiff in Project Jupiter litigation" }, { "id": "PJP105", "type": "person", "label": "Nick Maxwell", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "watchdog" ], "summary": "Government watchdog (Hobbs NM); pushed the OMA-violation analysis, shared emails with Haussamen Pro se intervenor in the air-permit hearing, AQB 26-57(P) (Jul 2026 scheduling order)." }, { "id": "PJP106", "type": "person", "label": "Mahesh Thiagarajan", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "EVP, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure; fronted the June 2026 'updated power plan / no public drinking water' messaging" }, { "id": "PJD22", "type": "document", "label": "projectjupiternm.org (anonymous watchdog site)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "document", "watchdog", "peer-site" ], "summary": "Anonymous local watchdog; same thesis, thin sourcing. Pages: Investigation/Timeline/Who's Involved/Documents/Take Action." }, { "id": "PJD23", "type": "document", "label": "EPA NPDES stormwater permit NMR1007GT", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "permit", "primary", "epa" ], "summary": "Construction stormwater permit; build window through Dec 31 2027. Clayco + Kiewit filed the notice of intent Sept 18 2025", "published": "2025-10-02" }, { "id": "PJC118", "type": "concept", "label": "HB 137 Strategic Water Supply Act ($75M state desal fund)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "water", "subsidy", "legislative" ], "summary": "HB 137 (Ch. 97, signed Apr 8 2025; sponsors Herrera, Muñoz, Brandt, Lara, Montoya): the Strategic Water Supply Act — $75M fund + produced-water fee for brackish/produced-water treatment.", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJC119", "type": "concept", "label": "Electoral capture (Jupiter-connected figures seeking county offices)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "concept", "governance", "electoral", "conflict" ], "summary": "Three Jupiter-linked figures on the June 2 2026 Doña Ana Democratic primary: Reynolds (→Assessor, post-doxxing/resignation), Ibarra (BorderPlex consultant →District 3), Maldonado (→District 1).", "density": "high" }, { "id": "PJO97", "type": "organization", "label": "Clayco", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "construction" ], "summary": "Construction contractor on the campus; co-filed the EPA stormwater NOI (Sept 18 2025) with Kiewit" }, { "id": "PJO98", "type": "organization", "label": "Kiewit", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "construction" ], "summary": "Construction contractor on the campus; co-filed the EPA stormwater NOI with Clayco" }, { "id": "PJO99", "type": "organization", "label": "Green Chile Ventures LLC", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "spe", "oracle-subsidiary", "pipeline" ], "summary": "Not just 'a subsidiary of Oracle' — the state registry shows 'Green Chile Ventures LLC' is an alternate name of Oracle America Cloud Services LLC, a Delaware company managed by Oracle America, Inc., registered in New Mexico the day before the county's $165 billion IRB vote. It is the sole customer the Green Chile pipeline exists to serve — 400,000 dekatherms a day, per the Federal Register.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Secretary of State — business search (record #0008048891, Oracle America Cloud Services LLC)", "url": "https://enterprise.sos.nm.gov/search/business", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Federal Register — Transwestern blanket-authorization notice, CP26-80 (names GCV as recipient)", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/02/17/2026-03005/transwestern-pipeline-company-llc-notice-of-request-under-blanket-authorization-and-establishing", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Haussamen — GCV's motion to intervene: 'a subsidiary of Oracle'", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/11/05/lawsuits-may-be-slowing-project-jupiters-progress", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Pipeline Journal — federal review of the 17-mile Green Chile lateral", "url": "https://www.pipeline-journal.net/news/federal-review-underway-17-mile-dedicated-gas-pipeline-serving-major-data-center", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Alternate business name of Oracle America Cloud Services LLC — a Delaware LLC, foreign-registered in New Mexico on Sept 18, 2025 (the day before the IRB vote), manager of record: Oracle America, Inc. NM SoS record #0008048891; registered agent Corporation Service Company, Hobbs." }, { "id": "PJO100", "type": "organization", "label": "Community Action Agency of Southern NM (CAA-SNM)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "organization", "nonprofit" ], "summary": "Maldonado's employer; reportedly ordered her org to drop the lawsuit, after which she was fired (retaliation claim)" }, { "id": "PJO101", "type": "organization", "label": "Brockovich Data Center Reporting", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "national", "watchdog" ], "summary": "Erin Brockovich's national initiative 'AI Data Centers & Our Communities' (erin@brockovich.com) — a crowdsourced intake/map covering ALL data centers; names no specific project. The reach layer with no depth" }, { "id": "PJE73", "type": "event", "label": "Gov signs HB 137 Strategic Water Supply Act (Apr 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative", "water" ], "date": "2025-04" }, { "id": "PJE74", "type": "event", "label": "County 'inducement resolution' (Aug 27 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "county" ], "summary": "Precursor to the Sept 19 IRB vote", "date": "2025-08-27" }, { "id": "PJE75", "type": "event", "label": "Reynolds posts personal info of anti-Jupiter commenters (Sept 5 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "doxxing" ], "summary": "On Facebook; watchdog/NMELC-sourced", "date": "2025-09-05" }, { "id": "PJE76", "type": "event", "label": "NMELC demands Reynolds cease doxxing (Sept 8 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "legal" ], "date": "2025-09-08" }, { "id": "PJE77", "type": "event", "label": "Clayco + Kiewit file EPA stormwater NOI (Sept 18 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "permit" ], "date": "2025-09-18" }, { "id": "PJE78", "type": "event", "label": "EPA issues NPDES permit NMR1007GT (Oct 2 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "permit" ], "date": "2025-10-02" }, { "id": "PJE79", "type": "event", "label": "DOJ/AG complaint filed re OMA violations (Dec 8 2025)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "litigation", "transparency" ], "date": "2025-12-08" }, { "id": "PJE80", "type": "event", "label": "Commissioner Shannon Reynolds resigns (Dec 28 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "county" ], "date": "2025-12-28" }, { "id": "PJE81", "type": "event", "label": "Susie Kimble appointed to District 3 seat (Feb 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "county" ], "date": "2026-02" }, { "id": "PJE82", "type": "event", "label": "Doña Ana County Democratic primary (Jun 2 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "electoral" ], "summary": "Three Jupiter-connected candidates on the ballot", "date": "2026-06-02" }, { "id": "PJP109", "type": "person", "label": "Jose Ibarra", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "county", "conflict", "electoral" ], "summary": "A BorderPlex Digital Assets consultant who backed the Project Jupiter IRB and briefly sought the District 3 Commission seat that oversees the project, before dropping from the ballot.", "sources": [ { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — Project Jupiter fight helps shape Doña Ana County commission election (Ibarra identified as BorderPlex Digital Assets consultant and District 3 Democratic candidate from Chaparral, single father of two)", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/how-project-jupiter-is-shaping-doa-ana-county-elections/3002483", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "haussamen.com — Column on Project Jupiter transparency: Ibarra spoke at public input for the IRB as a 'Sunland Park resident' without disclosing his BorderPlex Digital employment, then joined chairman Lanham Napier at the podium as a company official", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/09/03/developer-must-guarantee-project-jupiters-rosy-promises/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Albuquerque Journal — 'Confusing outreach marks rollout' (Ibarra described as a local businessman assisting BorderPlex Digital with community outreach, promising twice-weekly Sunland Park meetings ahead of the Sept. 19 IRB hearing)", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/business/project-jupiter-confusing-outreach-marks-rollout-of-proposed-data-center/363420", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NM Secretary of State — Doña Ana County 2026 primary results (District 3 Democratic race shows only Willie D. Madrid, 2,598 votes; Ibarra absent from final results)", "url": "https://electionresults.sos.nm.gov/resultsSW.aspx?type=CTYALL&map=CTY&cty=07&name=Do%C3%B1a+Ana", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Consultant/community-outreach lead for BorderPlex Digital Assets (Project Jupiter developer); local businessman from Sunland Park/Chaparral; sought the 2026 Democratic nomination for Doña Ana County Commission District 3, though only Willie D. Madrid appears in the final NM SOS District 3 primary results" }, { "id": "PJP110", "type": "person", "label": "Susie Kimble", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "county" ], "summary": "Appointed to the District 3 commission seat (Feb 2026) after Reynolds resigned" }, { "id": "PJCL83", "type": "claim", "label": "Jose Ibarra, an active BorderPlex consultant, ran for the District 3 seat that oversees Jupiter", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "electoral", "conflict" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL84", "type": "claim", "label": "Green Chile Ventures LLC = Oracle NM subsidiary; the 'Green Chile Project' pipeline entity", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "structure", "pipeline" ], "summary": "REGISTRY-ANCHORED: NM SoS record #0008048891 shows 'Green Chile Ventures LLC' as an alternate business name of Oracle America Cloud Services LLC (Foreign LLC, formed in Delaware, Active), manager of record Oracle America, Inc., agent…", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Secretary of State — business search (record #0008048891)", "url": "https://enterprise.sos.nm.gov/search/business", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Federal Register — CP26-80 blanket-authorization notice", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/02/17/2026-03005/transwestern-pipeline-company-llc-notice-of-request-under-blanket-authorization-and-establishing", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Haussamen — motion to intervene coverage", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2025/11/05/lawsuits-may-be-slowing-project-jupiters-progress", "kind": "news" } ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL85", "type": "claim", "label": "Reynolds doxxed anti-Jupiter commenters, then resigned amid ethics exposure", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "governance", "doxxing" ], "summary": "Ethics-complaint SOL expires Sep 2026", "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJCL86", "type": "claim", "label": "Clayco + Kiewit are the construction contractors (EPA NMR1007GT; build window to Dec 31 2027)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "construction" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL87", "type": "claim", "label": "HB 137 created a $75M state desal fund administered by Rob Black — public money backstopping the water", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "subsidy" ], "confidence": "verified" }, { "id": "PJCL88", "type": "claim", "label": "Daisy Maldonado was fired after CAA-SNM ordered her org to drop the lawsuit", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "retaliation" ], "confidence": "reported" }, { "id": "PJPR1", "type": "promise", "label": "Quarterly job reports and environmental assessments will be filed.", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "COMPLIANCE REPORTING — the county declared Jupiter 'out of compliance' Jun 24 2026 for missing exactly these. Row 1 of the tracker. Sen.", "status": "broken", "quote": "Quarterly job reports and environmental assessments will be filed.", "date": "2025-09", "made_by": "PJO4", "last_checked": "2026-06-24", "sources": [ { "label": "County MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "State MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/2.25.25.BorderPlexDigitalMOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR2", "type": "promise", "label": "Up to 1,500 permanent jobs ($75k–100k) plus ~2,500–4,000 construction jobs.", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "JOBS — enforceable floor is 750 permanent (not 1,500); delivery can't be verified because the required job reports weren't filed.", "status": "unverifiable", "quote": "Up to 1,500 permanent jobs ($75k–100k) plus ~2,500–4,000 construction jobs.", "date": "2025-09", "made_by": "PJO4", "last_checked": "2026-06-24", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle fact sheet (PDF)", "url": "https://arrington.house.gov/uploadedfiles/final_oracle_oai_data_center_fact_sheet_092225b.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "County MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Tri-City Record — court filing contradicts job figures", "url": "https://www.tricityrecordnm.com/articles/court-filing-appears-to-contradict-project-jupiters-promised-job-figures/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "ProjectJupiterTogether.com — developer claims", "url": "https://projectjupitertogether.com/", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR3", "type": "promise", "label": "Daily water use comparable to a typical office building; a closed-loop, one-time fill; no public drinking water for cooling.", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "WATER — watchdog/state-engineer figure is ~1,000,000 gal/day vs a stated 20,000; and the post-vote insertion of 'potable' leaves NON-potable water uncapped.", "status": "contested", "quote": "Daily water use comparable to a typical office building; a closed-loop, one-time fill; no public drinking water for cooling.", "date": "2026-01", "made_by": "PJO1", "last_checked": "2026-04-07", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle Water Facts", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiter-water-facts-2026-04-27/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Haussamen — water disclosure", "url": "https://haussamen.com/2026/04/09/project-jupiter-will-use-more-water-than-previously-disclosed/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "County verification resolution", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-water-use-county-resolution-dona-ana/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use? (context)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR4", "type": "promise", "label": "$50M water-system investment + $10M to Sunland Park ($56.9M cumulative water/community commitments).", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "WATER + COMMUNITY $ — legally binding per STACK/BorderPlex; disbursement not yet verifiable. Instrument: Project Participation Agreement §4a — includes the $10M metrics-driven community water-quality grant program. Negotiated by Rep.", "status": "pending", "quote": "$50M water-system investment + $10M to Sunland Park ($56.9M cumulative water/community commitments).", "date": "2025-09", "made_by": "PJO5", "last_checked": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "County MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Governor’s office (Feb 2025)", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR5", "type": "promise", "label": "$360M in PILOT payments over 30 years; first $50M of GRT to a community water fund; >$600M GRT to state/county.", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "FISCAL — 30-year nominal projection (developer/EDD); no independent present-value analysis of the foregone property tax exists.", "status": "pending", "quote": "$360M in PILOT payments over 30 years; first $50M of GRT to a community water fund; >$600M GRT to state/county.", "date": "2025-09", "made_by": "PJO4", "last_checked": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "County MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Governor’s office (Feb 2025)", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2025/02/25/governor-announces-partnership-with-borderplex-digital-digital-infrastructure-campus-represents-5-billion-investment-in-santa-teresa-expected-to-create-1000-jobs/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR6", "type": "promise", "label": "$6.9M community/workforce fund.", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "COMMUNITY $ — pending disbursement. CAVEAT FROM THE INSTRUMENT ITSELF: the MOU states that provisions other than certain donations are NOT legally binding.", "status": "pending", "quote": "$6.9M community/workforce fund.", "date": "2026-01", "made_by": "PJO1", "last_checked": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle fact sheet (PDF)", "url": "https://arrington.house.gov/uploadedfiles/final_oracle_oai_data_center_fact_sheet_092225b.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Oracle — Jul 2 permit letter", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/oracle-comments-urging-approval-of-updated-air-permit-application-for-project-jupiter-2026-07-02/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Community Benefits Agreement (executed, PDF)", "url": "https://cms2.revize.com/revize/donaanacounty/Documents/About%20Us/Economic%20Development%20Projects/Community%20Benefits%20Agreement%20(CBA)%20Executed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR7", "type": "promise", "label": "An open, transparent public process.", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "TRANSPARENCY — contradicted by the NMSU records-interception NDA, the private post-vote signing, the illegal closed session, and multiple IPRA/OMA suits.", "status": "broken", "quote": "An open, transparent public process.", "date": "2025-02", "made_by": "PJO9", "last_checked": "2026-06-25", "sources": [ { "label": "Santa Fe New Mexican", "url": "https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/behind-the-scenes-deals-in-new-mexico-paved-the-road-to-project-jupiter/article_3917f534-44b4-4fcc-955e-e5da7ce920de.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Roybal Caballero op-ed", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/opinion/opinion-new-mexicans-deserve-transparency-not-trojan-horses-in-our-energy-system/2933936", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR8", "type": "promise", "label": "~92% NOx reduction versus the original gas-turbine plan (Bloom fuel cells).", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "EMISSIONS — contingent on the NMED permit decision (Jul 21 2026); unresolved.", "status": "pending", "quote": "~92% NOx reduction versus the original gas-turbine plan (Bloom fuel cells).", "date": "2026-06", "made_by": "PJO1", "last_checked": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle — Jul 2 permit letter", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/oracle-comments-urging-approval-of-updated-air-permit-application-for-project-jupiter-2026-07-02/", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Source NM — emissions", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2025/12/05/data-center-project-jupiters-greenhouse-gas-emissions-could-rival-nms-largest-cities/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJPR9", "type": "promise", "label": "No public money borrowed; no financial risk to county taxpayers.", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "promise", "compliance-tracker" ], "summary": "FISCAL RISK — a $75M state desalination fund (public money) backstops the water, and the 30-year abatement's present-value cost has never been independently scored.", "status": "contested", "quote": "No public money borrowed; no financial risk to county taxpayers.", "date": "2025-09", "made_by": "PJO4", "last_checked": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "County MOU (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Roybal Caballero op-ed", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/opinion/opinion-new-mexicans-deserve-transparency-not-trojan-horses-in-our-energy-system/2933936", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE83", "type": "event", "label": "White House Stargate announcement (Jan 21 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "federal", "stargate" ], "summary": "Roosevelt Room: Trump announces Stargate as a $500B private AI-infrastructure venture with Sam Altman (OpenAI), Larry Ellison (Oracle), and Masayoshi Son (SoftBank) at his side — day 2 of the administration, one day after revoking the…", "date": "2025-01-21" }, { "id": "PJE84", "type": "event", "label": "Biden signs EO 14110, the AI-safety executive order (Oct 30 2023)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "federal", "ai-governance" ], "summary": "EO 14110 'Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI' (88 FR 75191, signed Oct 30 2023, effective Nov 1): frontier-model safety testing/reporting, NIST standards, OMB M-24-10/M-24-18 procurement guidance, and environmental-justice provisions for…", "date": "2023-10-30" }, { "id": "PJC120", "type": "concept", "label": "The governance vacuum (removed guardrails)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "vacuum", "legal" ], "summary": "The load-bearing absence: every guardrail that was revoked, overturned, or died before/while Jupiter moved — EO 14110 (revoked), EO 14141 (revoked by EO 14318), Chevron deference (Loper Bright), NEPA indirect-effects scope (Seven County)…" }, { "id": "PJD24", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14148 — Initial Rescissions of Harmful Executive Orders (revokes EO 14110)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "eo" ], "summary": "Trump day-one order revoking 78 Biden-era orders including EO 14110 explicitly — ends federal AI-safety testing/reporting and the EJ provisions for AI-infrastructure siting. Beneficiaries: OpenAI, Oracle, Stargate participants.", "date": "2025-01-20", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — Executive Order 14148", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/01/28/2025-01901/initial-rescissions-of-harmful-executive-orders-and-actions", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD25", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14179 — Removing Barriers to American Leadership in AI", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "eo" ], "summary": "90 FR 8741. Directs agencies to identify and rescind ALL sub-regulatory actions taken under EO 14110 (180 days); OMB to revise M-24-10/M-24-18 in 60. The deregulatory frame Stargate proceeds under.", "date": "2025-01-23", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — Executive Order 14179", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/01/31/2025-02172/removing-barriers-to-american-leadership-in-artificial-intelligence", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD26", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14141 — Advancing US Leadership in AI Infrastructure (Biden)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "eo", "vacuum" ], "summary": "Conditioned federal-land data-center leases on clean-energy procurement and high labor standards. REVOKED by EO 14318 (Jul 23 2025) — lived six months. Beneficiaries of its death: STACK, Oracle, Blue Owl.", "date": "2025-01-14", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — Executive Order 14141", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/01/17/2025-01395/advancing-united-states-leadership-in-artificial-intelligence-infrastructure", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD27", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14156 — National Energy Emergency", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "eo" ], "summary": "Inauguration-day energy-emergency declaration citing data-center demand; predicate authority for DOE §202(c) emergency orders that could override FERC/state pipeline objections.", "date": "2025-01-20" }, { "id": "PJD28", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14262 — Strengthening Grid Reliability & Security", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "eo" ], "summary": "Invokes EO 14156; names AI data-center expansion a primary grid-stress driver; expedites §202(c). Signed the SAME DAY New Mexico signed HB 93 and HB 137.", "date": "2025-04-08" }, { "id": "PJD29", "type": "document", "label": "NM County Industrial Revenue Bond Act (NMSA §§4-59-1…16)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "state", "statute" ], "summary": "The 1975 statute that makes a $165B county issuance legal. §4-59-6(C): no pecuniary liability on the county (the 'no public money at risk' clause). §4-59-12: property-tax exemption via the county's temporary title." }, { "id": "PJD30", "type": "document", "label": "IPRA §14-2-1(A)(8) — the terrorism exemption, as used", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "state", "statute", "transparency" ], "summary": "The tactical-response/terrorism records exemption Doña Ana County invoked to withhold Project Jupiter emails — the legal hook of NMFOG v. Doña Ana County, which calls the use facially improper for development records." }, { "id": "PJD31", "type": "document", "label": "NM Open Meetings Act §10-15-1(H)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "state", "statute", "transparency" ], "summary": "Closed sessions require announced subject with reasonable specificity + cited legal authority. The provision allegedly violated on Sept 19 2025; §10-15-3 lets any person sue to void actions taken in violation." }, { "id": "PJD32", "type": "document", "label": "Governmental Conduct Act §10-16-8(D) — the cooling-off rule", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "state", "statute", "ethics" ], "summary": "One-year bar on former officials representing anyone before their old agency. The clock that ran out in July 2024 — the legal line the Keyes timeline walks along, not across. No post-Jupiter reform bill passed." }, { "id": "PJD33", "type": "document", "label": "SB 21 (2025) — post-Sackett state water permitting", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "state", "statute", "water" ], "summary": "New Mexico's attempt to re-protect the intermittent streams and wetlands Sackett stripped from federal CWA jurisdiction. Signed alongside HB 137.", "date": "2025-04-08" }, { "id": "PJD34", "type": "document", "label": "HM 6 (2026) — private-equity infrastructure-ownership study", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "document", "state", "memorial" ], "summary": "Roybal Caballero memorial directing an LFC study of private-equity ownership of essential infrastructure (fiscal note names Blackstone/TXNM; Blue-Owl-behind-STACK is the class in question). Report due Dec 1 2026; study status unconfirmed.", "date": "2026-01-21" }, { "id": "PJE85", "type": "event", "label": "Sackett v. EPA decided — CWA narrowed (May 25 2023)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "scotus", "vacuum" ], "summary": "598 U.S. 651: Clean Water Act jurisdiction = continuous surface connection only; significant-nexus test dead. NMED's own June-2023 advisory: most NM surface waters no longer federally covered.", "date": "2023-05-25" }, { "id": "PJE86", "type": "event", "label": "Loper Bright decided — Chevron deference overruled (Jun 28 2024)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "scotus", "vacuum" ], "summary": "144 S. Ct. 2244. Courts now interpret agency statutes de novo. NMED's air-permit threshold interpretations (including how it treats the 249/249 split-application question) and FERC's blanket-certificate reading are challengeable without…", "date": "2024-06-28" }, { "id": "PJE87", "type": "event", "label": "Seven County decided — NEPA scope narrowed (May 29 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "scotus", "vacuum" ], "summary": "8–0 (Kavanaugh): NEPA review need not analyze separate upstream/downstream projects. FERC can review the 17-mile Green Chile pipeline without weighing the 900 MW campus it feeds.", "date": "2025-05-29" }, { "id": "PJE88", "type": "event", "label": "NMELC files the second OMA suit (Feb 6 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation" ], "summary": "Third Judicial District: the Sept 19 2025 closed session violated §10-15-1(H) (no reasonable specificity). Distinct from the Dec 8 2025 DOJ/AG complaint. Counsel: Kacey Hovden.", "date": "2026-02-06", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — OMA complaint (Feb 6 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJE89", "type": "event", "label": "Motion to dismiss DENIED in the IRB suit; shells intervene (Mar 20 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "litigation" ], "summary": "Judge Jennifer E. DeLaney (Deming, by transfer — every Third District judge recused) denies the county's motion to dismiss Saldaña v. DAC BCC and orders the full administrative record produced.", "date": "2026-03-20" }, { "id": "PJE90", "type": "event", "label": "WQCC reverses itself on the WATR petition (Nov 14 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water", "regulatory" ], "summary": "After voting in July 2025 to advance the WATR Alliance's produced-water petition, the commission reverses, citing an 'appearance of impropriety' and reported Governor's-office pressure on commissioners.", "date": "2025-11-14" }, { "id": "PJE91", "type": "event", "label": "Green Chile pipeline filed at FERC (CP26-80, Jan 29 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pipeline", "federal" ], "summary": "Transwestern (Energy Transfer) files the 17-mile line under the expedited blanket-certificate route — the fast lane that the SLO denial and FERC staff protest later imperil (≥2.5% reroute cost growth would force full NGA §7 review).", "date": "2026-01-29", "sources": [ { "label": "Pipeline Journal — federal review of the 17-mile Green Chile lateral", "url": "https://www.pipeline-journal.net/news/federal-review-underway-17-mile-dedicated-gas-pipeline-serving-major-data-center", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Federal Register — CP26-80 blanket-authorization notice", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/02/17/2026-03005/transwestern-pipeline-company-llc-notice-of-request-under-blanket-authorization-and-establishing", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE92", "type": "event", "label": "Environmental groups protest at FERC (Apr 15 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pipeline", "litigation" ], "summary": "Sierra Club Rio Grande, Center for Biological Diversity, Food & Water Watch (via WELC) and Public Citizen protest CP26-80 — including an allegation of improper coordination between FERC and the White House National Energy Dominance…", "date": "2026-04-15", "sources": [ { "label": "WELC — coalition protest announcement", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJE93", "type": "event", "label": "NMED deems the Bloom fuel-cell application complete (Jun 3 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "permit" ], "summary": "30-day public comment opens; the Jul 21 2026 decision clock starts on the fuel-cell configuration that replaced the withdrawn gas turbines.", "date": "2026-06-03" }, { "id": "PJE94", "type": "event", "label": "WQCC adopts the produced-water prohibition (May 14 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water", "regulatory" ], "summary": "Phase-1 rule (23-84(R)): produced-water discharge to surface/groundwater broadly prohibited (5-year sunset; pilots allowed). The rule the WATR Alliance — repped by the same lobbyists as BorderPlex and Apaluma — is petitioning to unwind.", "date": "2025-05-14" }, { "id": "PJP112", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Christine Chandler", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "D-Los Alamos; chairs House Judiciary, the committee where SB 235 died Feb 15 2026 — the committee confirmed it would not reconvene before session's end." }, { "id": "PJD35", "type": "document", "label": "Source NM: Jupiter's GHG emissions could rival NM's largest cities (Dec 5 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "press", "emissions" ], "summary": "Source NM (Dec 5 2025): Project Jupiter's projected greenhouse-gas emissions could rival those of New Mexico's largest cities — the emissions-scale frame for the air-permit fight.", "date": "2025-12-05", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — GHG emissions could rival NM's largest cities", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2025/12/05/data-center-project-jupiters-greenhouse-gas-emissions-could-rival-nms-largest-cities/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJD36", "type": "document", "label": "Lesser Known New Mexico podcast ep. 14 — Haussamen on Project Jupiter", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "press", "podcast" ], "summary": "Andy Lyman & Laura Paskus interview Heath Haussamen (~Nov 2025). Key on-record specifics: 4 buildings, each its own data center + power source, likely TWO microgrids per newspaper notices; financing built to refresh the technology 4–5×…", "date": "2025-11", "sources": [ { "label": "Lesser Known NM podcast — Episode 14 (Heath Haussamen)", "url": "https://lesserknownnmpod.substack.com/p/episode-14-heath-haussamen", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJD37", "type": "document", "label": "NM EDD — BorderPlex Digital document (PDF, Mar 2026)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "government", "primary" ], "summary": "The state Economic Development Department's own BorderPlex Digital PDF, hosted on edd.newmexico.gov (uploaded Mar 2026). A state primary source on the project's claimed economics; contents to be digested into claims.", "date": "2026-03", "sources": [ { "label": "NM EDD — BorderPlex Digital (PDF)", "url": "https://www.edd.newmexico.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/BorderPlex-Digital.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL90", "type": "claim", "label": "Legal documents cap water at 20,000 gal/day average, 60,000 gal/day maximum", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "Per Haussamen (podcast, ~Nov 2025): the legal documents set average daily water use of 20,000 gal with a 60,000 gal/day hard cap — but the last public draft said 'closed loop' without 'non-evaporative', and the post-vote 'potable'…", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use? (context)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL91", "type": "claim", "label": "EDD assumes half the jobs go to out-of-state (Texas) residents", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "jobs" ], "summary": "Stated by the state Economic Development Department to a county commissioner during a vote (per Haussamen): the state's own analysis factors in that half the several-hundred permanent jobs will be held by Texas residents — El Paso is far…" }, { "id": "PJCL92", "type": "claim", "label": "Meta's El Paso data center holds a 750,000 gal/day permit on the same aquifer", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "regional" ], "summary": "The City of El Paso permitted Meta's data center (just across the state line, south of Chaparral) for up to 750,000 gal/day. It draws from the same water table as Project Jupiter — and as the taps of Chaparral, Sunland Park, and El Paso.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use? (context)", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL93", "type": "claim", "label": "Construction water: purchased Sunland Park sod-farm water rights", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "Developers bought the water rights of a Sunland Park landowner who had been growing sod solely to keep his rights alive; his land is close enough to pipe directly to the construction site." }, { "id": "PJCL94", "type": "claim", "label": "$165B includes 4–5 full technology refreshes over 30 years", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "What makes the $165B figure legible: the financing is structured to re-equip the campus 4–5 times over 30 years, against a typical data-center technology shelf life of 5–15 years (per Haussamen)." }, { "id": "PJCL95", "type": "claim", "label": "Campus electricity use will rival the entire city of El Paso", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "power" ], "summary": "Per Haussamen: the campus's electricity consumption is expected to rival the whole city of El Paso — the scale frame behind both microgrids and the emissions fight.", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Electric — 2024 Sustainability Report (FERC Form 1)", "url": "https://www.epelectric.com/el-paso-electric/assets/files/corporate-sustainability-reports-2024/inc/html/18.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJC121", "type": "concept", "label": "Sunland Park arsenic water — 'New Mexico's own Flint'", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "environmental-justice", "water" ], "summary": "Sunland Park residents have lived with dangerous arsenic levels in drinking water for years while state and local government under-responded — the environmental-justice memory that shapes local distrust of new promises." }, { "id": "PJD38", "type": "document", "label": "Oracle Congressional Fact Sheet (Sep 23 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "federal" ], "summary": "Distributed via Rep. Arrington's office: 1,400 acres, 4 buildings, behind-the-meter microgrid, ETA-compliance and grid-independence claims — and it STILL described 'Siemens and GE gas turbines' four days after the county vote.", "date": "2025-09-23", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle/OAI data center fact sheet (congressional PDF)", "url": "https://arrington.house.gov/uploadedfiles/final_oracle_oai_data_center_fact_sheet_092225b.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJD39", "type": "document", "label": "Oracle 'Project Jupiter Water Facts' blog (Apr 27 2026)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "water" ], "summary": "Oracle's own clarification, same day as the fuel-cell pivot: potable = office use only (~20k avg / 60k max gal/day); cooling loop takes a ONE-TIME FILL OF 960,000 GALLONS then 'day-to-day cooling does not require any added water'; the…", "date": "2026-04-27", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle — Project Jupiter Water Facts", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiter-water-facts-2026-04-27/", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJD40", "type": "document", "label": "LBNL 2024 US Data Center Energy Usage Report", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "science", "federal" ], "summary": "Shehabi et al., LBNL-2001637: US data centers used 176 TWh in 2023 (4.4% of US electricity; 350–580 TWh by 2028 scenarios) and consumed 17B gallons of water directly + 211B gallons INDIRECTLY through electricity generation — the indirect…", "date": "2024-12", "sources": [ { "label": "LBNL-2001637 (PDF)", "url": "https://eta-publications.lbl.gov/sites/default/files/2024-12/lbnl-2024-united-states-data-center-energy-usage-report_1.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJD41", "type": "document", "label": "IEA 'Energy and AI' report", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "science" ], "summary": "Global data-center electricity 415 TWh (2024, ~1.5% of world demand) → ~945 TWh by 2030; AI-optimized demand ×4; US+China ≈80% of growth; ~Japan's national consumption by 2030; 180 Mt CO₂e/yr → 300–500 Mt by 2035.", "date": "2025-04", "sources": [ { "label": "IEA — Energy and AI", "url": "https://www.iea.org/reports/energy-and-ai", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJD42", "type": "document", "label": "Bloom Energy Server 6.5 specification sheet", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "power" ], "summary": "Manufacturer spec: water 'None during normal operation'; NOx 0.003 lbs/MWh; 53–65% LHV efficiency; CO₂ 308–378 kg/MWh (vs ~420 for modern CCGT). The document behind both the pivot's genuine gains and its carbon ceiling.", "sources": [ { "label": "Bloom ES 6.5 spec (Stanford mirror, PDF)", "url": "http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2024/ph240/swint2/docs/bloom-2024.pdf", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL96", "type": "claim", "label": "Cooling loop takes a one-time 960,000-gallon fill (Oracle admission)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "From Oracle's Apr 27 2026 Water Facts blog: 960,000 gallons to charge the closed loop, then no day-to-day additions claimed." }, { "id": "PJCL97", "type": "claim", "label": "State Engineer calculates ~1,000,000 gal/day — ~50× the county figure", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "OSE's demand calculation (via Santa Fe New Mexican, confirmed by Haussamen with OSE staff) ≈1M gal/day vs the agreement's 20k potable cap — the gap IS the potable carve-out: non-potable industrial well water is uncapped." }, { "id": "PJCL98", "type": "claim", "label": "Bloom campus CO₂ at filed 2.45 GW ≈ 6.6–8.1 Mt/yr — the pivot's carbon ceiling", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "emissions" ], "summary": "Recomputed on the FILED capacity: Bloom spec 308–378 kg CO₂/MWh × 2.45 GW × 8,760 h ≈ 6.6–8.1 Mt CO₂/yr — city-scale carbon delivered by pipeline, even accepting Oracle's own −21%-vs-turbines framing (Jul 2 2026 letter)." }, { "id": "PJCL99", "type": "claim", "label": "Cooling architecture spans a ~130,000× water range (Council Bluffs vs Pflugerville)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "benchmark" ], "summary": "Same company: Google Council Bluffs (evaporative) 1.3–1.4B gal in 2024 vs Google Pflugerville TX (DTC/air) ~10,000 gal/yr. Technology choice, not company virtue, sets water use — the honest frame for Jupiter's closed-loop claims." }, { "id": "PJCL100", "type": "claim", "label": "The water-balance sheets that resolve 20k-vs-1M are not yet public", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "transparency" ], "summary": "The NSR permit water-balance filings (gas-turbine 10732/10734 and the Bloom refile) are the only primary documents that can settle operational demand — unpublished before the Jul 21 2026 decision; county IPRA responses obstructed via the…" }, { "id": "PJD43", "type": "document", "label": "County MOU — Doña Ana County ↔ Project Jupiter (executed Sep 22/24 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "county" ], "summary": "The county's framework MOU, DocuSign-executed 3–5 days AFTER the Sept 19 vote: Scott Andrews ('CEO' — the County Manager) 9/22, Tim Kuester (Chief Legal & Administrative Officer, Project side) 9/24.", "date": "2025-09-22", "sources": [ { "label": "Executed county MOU (PDF, via Haussamen)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJP114", "type": "person", "label": "Tim Kuester", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Signed the county MOU for the Project side (9/24/2025) as Chief Legal & Administrative Officer — the employing entity is not stated in the document itself.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — executed Memorandum of Understanding with the project (mirrored at haussamen.com)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Executed-Memorandum-of-Understanding-MOU.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJE95", "type": "event", "label": "County MOU executed — post-vote, by the county manager (Sep 22/24 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "county" ], "summary": "Three days after the 4–1 vote, County Manager Scott Andrews signs the county's framework MOU with the developers; the Project side countersigns 9/24. The elected commission's vote preceded the county's own framework agreement.", "date": "2025-09-22" }, { "id": "PJCL101", "type": "claim", "label": "County committed to eminent-domain support and accelerated review (§4.5)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "county" ], "summary": "County MOU §4.5: the county will support securing offsite easements/rights-of-way 'including, where legally permissible, the use of public authorities or eminent domain,' and will work to facilitate an 'accelerated review and approval…" }, { "id": "PJCL102", "type": "claim", "label": "Negotiated $4.5M fee structure replaced standard permit fees (§4.6–4.7)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "county", "fiscal" ], "summary": "The Project is 'exempt from standard building permit fees under the Doña Ana County fee schedule,' paying instead a set structure totaling $4.5M (2025–28)." }, { "id": "PJCL103", "type": "claim", "label": "Schools share only Series A of the PILOT — ~$1.21M/yr against a 100% abatement", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "fiscal", "schools" ], "summary": "Table A-3: of the fixed $12M/yr PILOT, schools (Gadsden, Hatch, Las Cruces districts) receive an estimated $1,206,900/yr from Series A only; Series B&C ($9M) flow county-only — while all qualifying property enjoys a 100% 30-year tax…" }, { "id": "PJCL104", "type": "claim", "label": "County MOU: CRRUA supplies the potable water; 'potable' framing present in September", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "§3.4.1 is headed 'Potable Water' — CRRUA/County treated drinking water at 20k avg/60k max gpd. The potable-only scope existed in the Sept-executed county MOU; the later fight is over what the FINAL IRB documents capped." }, { "id": "PJCL105", "type": "claim", "label": "Build commitments: $50B in 5 years; 400-acre phase + microgrid by Q3 2028", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "finance" ], "summary": "§2.1–2.2: minimum $50B capital investment within the first five years; construction from Q4 2025; initial capacity Q4 2026; the initial 400-acre phase including the microgrid complete by Q3 2028." }, { "id": "PJD44", "type": "document", "label": "YGI Microgrid — Bloom fuel-cell air application (2.45 GW, Apr 26 2026)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "permit" ], "summary": "Filed by Trinity Consultants for Yucca Growth Infrastructure (ex-Acoma): up to 2.45 GW of Bloom SOFCs (2.8 GW under the expanded Bloom/Oracle agreement) — the first filed capacity figure for the campus.", "date": "2026-04-26", "sources": [ { "label": "Application PDF (NMED e-permitting)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/ZWM3Njk5ZGQ3MjNjNzZiMjRmZmU1ZjgyMF8yMjYwMDk~.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "NMED public-comment portal", "url": "https://nmed.commentinput.com/?id=tBWf3NmbZ", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJD45", "type": "document", "label": "Gas-turbine NSR applications 10732/10734 — full filings (Nov 13 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "permit" ], "summary": "Trinity Consultants (Lovegren/Karacaoglu, Austin) for Acoma LLC. East Microgrid: 7× Siemens SGT6-5000F (244.5 MW) or 4×5000F + 2× SGT6-9000HL — ~1,660–1,712 MW East alone; both microgrids ≈2.4–3 GW.", "date": "2025-11-13", "sources": [ { "label": "East Microgrid application (CBS4 mirror, PDF)", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/resources/pdf/84a3b0ad-c2a7-4131-8c4f-4e1c814272b6-EastMicrogridedit.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "West Microgrid application (NMED cloud, PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/YTJlYjg5ZWQ2ZWYxOWFiODY0MDYyMzNkZl8yMTU5NTY~.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJD46", "type": "document", "label": "Oracle letter to NMED urging approval (Jul 2 2026, signed Pitcock)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary" ], "summary": "The operative advocacy document in the comment record, 19 days before the decision: emissions deltas vs the turbine plan (NOx −92%, CO −67%, VOC −38%, PM −83%, CO₂ −21%); construction jobs restated to ~4,000 (from 2,500); permanent ~1,500…", "date": "2026-07-02", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle comment letter", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/oracle-comments-urging-approval-of-updated-air-permit-application-for-project-jupiter-2026-07-02/", "kind": "official-bio" } ] }, { "id": "PJE96", "type": "event", "label": "SCOTUS enters the Final Consent Decree — Texas v. New Mexico (May 26 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "scotus", "water" ], "summary": "No. 141 Original, ending 13 years of litigation: New Mexico must reduce Lower Rio Grande groundwater depletions by 18,200 acre-feet/yr within 10 years (9,100 by May 2031) through permanent retirement of irrigated land and rights (2.6…", "date": "2026-05-26" }, { "id": "PJE97", "type": "event", "label": "Gas-turbine air applications filed — county listed as plant owner (Nov 14 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "permit" ], "summary": "Trinity Consultants files NSR 10732/10734 for Acoma LLC: two microgrids, each 0.03 tons under the federal review line, with Doña Ana County listed as Plant Owner via the IRB title structure. NMED rules both incomplete in December.", "date": "2025-11-14" }, { "id": "PJCL106", "type": "claim", "label": "Filed campus capacity: up to 2.45 GW (2.8 GW expanded)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "power" ], "summary": "The YGI Bloom application ends the capacity mystery: up to 2.45 GW — roughly an El Paso Electric of generation behind one fence — with 271 MMcf/day of gas." }, { "id": "PJCL107", "type": "claim", "label": "The decree collision: retire 18,200 af/yr while adding ~1,120", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "Two court-grade facts side by side: SCOTUS ordered NM to retire 18,200 af/yr of Lower Rio Grande groundwater depletion (May 26 2026), and the State Engineer calculates the campus at ~1M gal/day ≈ 1,120 af/yr of new industrial pumping in…" }, { "id": "PJCL108", "type": "claim", "label": "County itself is 'Plant Owner' on the pollution permits", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "county" ], "summary": "Because the IRB structure vests title in the county, the NSR applications list Doña Ana County as Plant Owner — the government that regulates local impacts is the nominal owner of the emitting plant." }, { "id": "PJCL109", "type": "claim", "label": "Bloom's EPA waste-violation history raised in the comment record", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "emissions" ], "summary": "Community groups and NMELC's comment letter cite EPA violations by Bloom Energy for disposal of solid-oxide fuel-cell waste in community landfills, demanding disclosure in the YGI application record." }, { "id": "PJD47", "type": "document", "label": "OSE notice — LRG-03150-POD50 emergency well application (Oct 21 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "primary", "water" ], "summary": "The published legal notice for the campus water right: Santa Teresa Capital, LLC applies to change the point of diversion of LRG-03150-E (2,400 AFY, purposes already including industrial/commercial across 32,020.56 declared acres) — new…", "date": "2025-10-21", "sources": [ { "label": "Published notice (OSE NFP archive, PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/ac35748d-3df8-474f-aa4c-9cc15f3aab21/30409_LRG-03150-POD50.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "NMWRRS record (LRG-03150-E)", "url": "https://nmwrrs.ose.nm.gov/nmwrrs/index", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO103", "type": "organization", "label": "Santa Teresa Capital, LLC", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "water" ], "summary": " Arguably the most under-covered entity in the record: the water right it holds is the project's real water supply, and OSE's ~1,100 acre-feet/year working estimate for the campus would consume roughly 46% of it.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report & recommendation (Aug 20 2025, PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "U.S. Supreme Court — Order entering the decree (May 26 2026)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/052626zor_6j36.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "role_line": "The sod farm that became the project's water supplier: holds 2,400 acre-feet/year under OSE File LRG-3150-E (of 2,596.47 afa permitted in 2013; priority dates 1966–1971; 28 authorized points of diversion), filed the emergency replacement-well request on Oct 21, 2025, and sells non-potable water to the project under contract." }, { "id": "PJP115", "type": "person", "label": "Lane Gaddy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "water" ], "summary": "Registered Santa Teresa Capital, LLC in 2017 (per Santa Fe New Mexican; appears in public OSE filings).", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Inc. — \"Gaddy buys 2,200 acres in Santa Teresa\"", "url": "https://www.elpasoinc.com/news/local_news/gaddy-buys-acres-in-santa-teresa/article_96f646f6-f3df-11e7-9cf7-a75e03533306.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "El Paso Inc. — Q&A profile of Lane Gaddy, El Paso entrepreneur and businessman", "url": "https://www.elpasoinc.com/news/q_and_a/lane-gaddy-el-paso-entrepreneur-businessman/article_66d8e9a4-3c86-11e6-9eb5-3b0daa97ceae.html", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE100", "type": "event", "label": "Emergency water application filed — one month after the vote (Oct 21 2025)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "water" ], "summary": "LRG-03150-POD50: an emergency §72-12-22 authorization let the replacement well proceed while the administrative process ran.", "date": "2025-10-21" }, { "id": "PJE101", "type": "event", "label": "Sierra County transfer of the same right DENIED (Feb 25 2026)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "water" ], "summary": "OSE Hearing 21-025 (Tulla Resources Group PTY LTD + Santa Teresa Capital; LRG-3150-E into LRG-17825): the protested 2021 application to move this right OUT of Doña Ana County was denied — leaving the full 2,400 AFY in place exactly as…", "date": "2026-02-25" }, { "id": "PJCL110", "type": "claim", "label": "The right is 2,400 AFY — campus demand ≈ half of it", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "LRG-03150-E carries a 2,400 acre-feet/yr permitted diversion whose purposes already include industrial and commercial use — which is why only the well location needed changing, not the purpose." }, { "id": "PJCL111", "type": "claim", "label": "Emergency authorization let drilling proceed while dozens of protests wait", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "process" ], "summary": "Because the POD change was granted emergency authorization under §72-12-22, the well could be drilled during the administrative process; a few dozen protests were filed and the hearing on whether the emergency authorization was appropriate…" }, { "id": "PJP116", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Martin Heinrich", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "federal", "legislature" ], "summary": "Senior U.S. Senator for New Mexico (since 2013), engineer by training, former Albuquerque city councilor and NM-1 congressman. As ENR Ranking Member and co-chair of the Senate AI Caucus he holds the federal energy-and-AI portfolio most relevant to Project Jupiter. In a June 22, 2026 Latitude Media interview timed to his SunZia transmission line going fully online, he faulted AI data-center developers for “a healthy dose of arrogance” and late, thin community engagement — naming emissions, water use, and rising electricity prices as legitimate concerns — but did not name Jupiter. No floor statement, press release, or letter from his office naming Project Jupiter is in the public record. His donors include renewable developers (Pattern Energy, NextEra, LS Power, Xcel) that compete with gas-powered AI campuses for grid access.", "sources": [ { "label": "Latitude Media — “Sen. Heinrich on what data centers can learn from SunZia” (Jun 22 2026)", "url": "https://www.latitudemedia.com/news/sen-heinrich-on-what-data-centers-can-learn-from-sunzia/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Senate ENR — SunZia goes fully online after ~two decades of Heinrich advocacy", "url": "https://www.energy.senate.gov/2026/6/after-nearly-two-decades-of-heinrich-s-advocacy-sunzia-transmission-project-is-going-fully-online", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "heinrich.senate.gov — sworn in for third term (committee/caucus roles)", "url": "https://www.heinrich.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/heinrich-sworn-in-for-third-term-as-us-senator-for-new-mexico", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Project Jupiter water use / county resolution (local context)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-water-use-county-resolution-dona-ana/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "U.S. Senator (D-NM), senior; Ranking Member of Senate Energy & Natural Resources and co-chair of the Senate AI Caucus — the NM federal official closest to the data-center fight, but he has not named Project Jupiter." }, { "id": "PJP117", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Ben Ray Luján", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "federal", "legislature" ], "summary": "Junior U.S. Senator for New Mexico (since 2021), former chairman of the NM Public Regulation Commission where he built the state's renewable portfolio standard — the very policy the HB 93 microgrid exemption undercuts. Sits on Commerce, Science & Transportation. A permitting-reform advocate who has urged restoring cancelled transmission to power data centers, but has made no statement, letter, or floor speech naming Project Jupiter. Up for reelection in 2026 with no Republican challenger and only a Democratic primary opponent — a dynamic that could pull him toward the issue's left flank. His PRC background makes the silence on the microgrid loophole especially notable.", "sources": [ { "label": "lujan.senate.gov — biography, committees, PRC background", "url": "https://www.lujan.senate.gov/about/", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Broadband Breakfast — Luján on federal permitting reform for AI/data centers (Feb 4 2026)", "url": "https://broadbandbreakfast.com/sen-ben-ray-lujan-expressed-frustration-dedication-to-federal-permitting-reform/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KOB — No Republican will challenge Luján for reelection (2026)", "url": "https://www.kob.com/news/top-news/no-republican-will-challenge-senator-ben-ray-lujan-for-reelection/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "U.S. Senator (D-NM), junior; former NM Public Regulation Commission chairman who wrote the state's renewable portfolio standard — and is silent on Project Jupiter in the public record." }, { "id": "PJP118", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Carrie Hamblen", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature", "state-government" ], "summary": "New Mexico State Senator for Las Cruces and chair of Senate Tax, Business and Transportation. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs who took up Project Jupiter at the state level — attending the July 3, 2026 Las Cruces community meeting and convening a formal August 11, 2026 listening session at NMSU's Corbett Center Ballroom, demanding transparency on the deal.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS4 Local — Lawmakers to hear Las Cruces concerns on Project Jupiter data centers", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/newsletter-daily/lawmakers-to-hear-las-cruces-concerns-on-project-jupiter-data-centers", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "NM State Senator (D-Las Cruces); chair of the Senate Tax, Business and Transportation Committee. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs pressing Project Jupiter for transparency." }, { "id": "PJP119", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Joseph Cervantes", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature", "state-government" ], "summary": "New Mexico State Senator for Las Cruces and chair of Senate Judiciary. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs who took up Project Jupiter at the state level — attending the July 3, 2026 Las Cruces community meeting and convening a formal August 11, 2026 listening session at NMSU's Corbett Center Ballroom, demanding transparency on the deal.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS4 Local — Lawmakers to hear Las Cruces concerns on Project Jupiter data centers", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/newsletter-daily/lawmakers-to-hear-las-cruces-concerns-on-project-jupiter-data-centers", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "NM State Senator (D-Las Cruces); chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs pressing Project Jupiter for transparency." }, { "id": "PJP120", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Bill Soules", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature", "state-government" ], "summary": "New Mexico State Senator for Las Cruces and chair of Senate Education. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs who took up Project Jupiter at the state level — attending the July 3, 2026 Las Cruces community meeting and convening a formal August 11, 2026 listening session at NMSU's Corbett Center Ballroom, demanding transparency on the deal.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS4 Local — Lawmakers to hear Las Cruces concerns on Project Jupiter data centers", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/newsletter-daily/lawmakers-to-hear-las-cruces-concerns-on-project-jupiter-data-centers", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "NM State Senator (D-Las Cruces); chair of the Senate Education Committee. One of four Doña Ana state-senate committee chairs pressing Project Jupiter for transparency." }, { "id": "PJE102", "type": "event", "label": "State senators' Las Cruces community meeting on Project Jupiter (Jul 3, 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative" ], "summary": "Four Doña Ana NM state-senate committee chairs — Steinborn, Hamblen, Cervantes, and Soules — held a community meeting in Las Cruces to hear residents' Project Jupiter concerns and announced a formal August 11 listening session.", "date": "2026-07-03", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS4 Local — Lawmakers to hear Las Cruces concerns on Project Jupiter", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/newsletter-daily/lawmakers-to-hear-las-cruces-concerns-on-project-jupiter-data-centers", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE103", "type": "event", "label": "NM Senate listening session on Project Jupiter — Corbett Center, NMSU (Aug 11, 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative" ], "summary": "Roughly 400 seats filled, plus standing room: the senators' listening session at NMSU's Corbett Center on August 11 — convened by Sen. Cervantes, moderated by Sen. Hamblen, with Sens. Steinborn and Soules on the panel. Cervantes said the quiet part about enforcement: 'Jupiter is in breach of contract, which the county can enforce. And at this point in time has chosen not to do that.' Soules committed to pursuing a reclamation-bonding mechanism — the obligation the lease conspicuously lacks.", "date": "2026-08-11", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS4 Local — Lawmakers to hear Las Cruces concerns on Project Jupiter", "url": "https://cbs4local.com/newsletter-daily/lawmakers-to-hear-las-cruces-concerns-on-project-jupiter-data-centers", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Project Jupiter senators listening session, August 2026", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-senators-listening-session-august-2026/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJC122", "type": "concept", "label": "NM Senate committee-chair scrutiny (the state legislative front)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "legislative" ], "summary": "The real legislative pressure on Project Jupiter runs through the state, not Washington: four Doña Ana NM Senate committee chairs (Steinborn, Hamblen, Cervantes, Soules) pushing transparency, a microgrid-oversight fix to close the HB 93 loophole, and public listening sessions — while the federal delegation stays near-silent." }, { "id": "PJCL112", "type": "claim", "label": "Heinrich faulted data-center developers' 'arrogance' and late community engagement, contrasting SunZia", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "federal" ], "summary": "In a Jun 22, 2026 Latitude Media interview, Sen. Heinrich criticized AI data-center developers for arrogance and late, thin community engagement — flagging emissions, water, and electricity prices — without naming Project Jupiter.", "sources": [ { "label": "Latitude Media — Heinrich on what data centers can learn from SunZia", "url": "https://www.latitudemedia.com/news/sen-heinrich-on-what-data-centers-can-learn-from-sunzia/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL113", "type": "claim", "label": "Luján, who wrote NM's renewable portfolio standard as PRC chair, is silent on the HB 93 microgrid loophole", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "federal" ], "summary": "No statement, letter, or floor speech from Sen. Luján names Project Jupiter, despite his PRC authorship of the state's renewable portfolio standard that the HB 93 microgrid exemption undercuts.", "sources": [ { "label": "Broadband Breakfast — Luján on federal permitting reform", "url": "https://broadbandbreakfast.com/sen-ben-ray-lujan-expressed-frustration-dedication-to-federal-permitting-reform/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJPL3", "type": "place", "label": "Abilene, TX (Taylor County)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "stargate-site" ], "summary": "Stargate I — the flagship campus (Crusoe-built) at 32.45°N 99.73°W. The template Doña Ana is running: an 85% property-tax abatement, then Oracle filing a property-value protest on top of it — the double subsidy." }, { "id": "PJPL4", "type": "place", "label": "Shackelford County, TX", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "stargate-site" ], "summary": "The Frontier campus — a Stargate site announced September 2025 at ~32.73°N 99.35°W, adjacent to the Abilene flagship in West Texas. Part of the same Permian-Basin energy geography and the same site-selection playbook." }, { "id": "PJPL5", "type": "place", "label": "Milam County, TX", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "stargate-site" ], "summary": "A Stargate site announced September 2025 at ~30.79°N 96.98°W, developed with SB Energy (SoftBank). Central-Texas deindustrialized-land pattern — the Rockdale corridor that once hosted an Alcoa smelter." }, { "id": "PJPL6", "type": "place", "label": "Lordstown, OH", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "place", "stargate-site" ], "summary": "A Stargate site announced September 2025 at ~41.16°N 80.86°W — the shuttered GM assembly plant." }, { "id": "PJCI1", "type": "conflict", "label": "Revolving door — Alicia Keyes", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "Alicia Keyes ran New Mexico's Economic Development Department — the office that signed the Project Jupiter MOU — and later surfaced in the developer's orbit (BorderPlex / Apaluma), the same nexus that touches the NMED permit review." }, { "id": "PJCI2", "type": "conflict", "label": "Revolving door — Josh Pitcock", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "Josh Pitcock, Vice-President Pence's former chief of staff, is Oracle's government-affairs lead. He signed Oracle's letter urging NMED to approve the air permit — and separately lobbied the very executive order (E.O." }, { "id": "PJCI3", "type": "conflict", "label": "Dual role — the dealmaker holds the purse", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "The NM Economic Development Department signed the MOU that launched Project Jupiter — and administers the $75M state desalination fund (HB 137) that helps make the campus's water math work." }, { "id": "PJCI4", "type": "conflict", "label": "Captured regulator — NMED budget dependency", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "NMED — the agency that will rule on the air permit — depends for its budget on the same administration promoting Project Jupiter, and its own budget notice already delayed all air permits." }, { "id": "PJCI5", "type": "conflict", "label": "Double subsidy — abatement, then a protest to pay less", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "At the Abilene flagship, Oracle took an 85% property-tax abatement and then filed a property-value protest to cut its remaining bill further — a public subsidy layered on a public subsidy. It is the template now on offer in Doña Ana County." }, { "id": "PJCI6", "type": "conflict", "label": "Circular financing — Oracle · OpenAI · SoftBank", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "OpenAI's compute contract justifies Oracle's buildout; Oracle's revenue justifies its debt; SoftBank funds the equity by borrowing against its own OpenAI stake." }, { "id": "PJCI7", "type": "conflict", "label": "Academic capture — NMSU's records-NDA", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "New Mexico State University signed a desalination advisory agreement whose NDA requires notifying the developer when someone files a public-records request touching the project — turning a public university into an early-warning system…" }, { "id": "PJCI8", "type": "conflict", "label": "Sealed interests — undisclosed owners & terms", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics" ], "summary": "BorderPlex's investor base is undisclosed; the IRB clawback terms are undisclosed and being sought in open-records litigation; the permit applicant sits behind a Delaware SPE network." }, { "id": "PJD48", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14110 — Safe, Secure & Trustworthy AI (the AI-safety framework)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "executive-order" ], "summary": "Biden's Oct 30 2023 executive order establishing federal AI-safety guardrails — safety-test reporting, agency oversight. Revoked Jan 20 2025 by EO 14148. The framework whose removal opened the runway for the Stargate build-out.", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — Executive Order 14110", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2023/11/01/2023-24283/safe-secure-and-trustworthy-development-and-use-of-artificial-intelligence", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD49", "type": "document", "label": "EO 14318 — Accelerating Federal Permitting of Data Center Infrastructure", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "executive-order" ], "summary": "The Jul 23 2025 executive order declaring data centers over 100 MW strategic national infrastructure and ordering climate and environmental-justice criteria out of federal permitting — the federal tailwind behind Project Jupiter.", "sources": [ { "label": "Federal Register — Executive Order 14318", "url": "https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2025/07/28/2025-14212/accelerating-federal-permitting-of-data-center-infrastructure", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJC123", "type": "concept", "label": "Water embedded in Permian gas extraction (USGS)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "concept", "water", "fuel-chain" ], "summary": "The natural gas Jupiter burns carries an upstream water cost that appears in no operator disclosure.", "sources": [ { "label": "USGS SIR 2021-5090 — Water use in the Permian Basin", "url": "https://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2021/5090/sir20215090.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "SPE/JPT — Water management is the Permian Basin's biggest challenge", "url": "https://jpt.spe.org/twa/balancing-growth-and-risk-why-water-management-is-the-permian-basins-biggest-challenge", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "High Country News — the Permian Basin fracking boom", "url": "https://www.hcn.org/blogs/goat/permian-basin-in-new-mexico-and-west-texas-americas-newest-fracking-boom/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL114", "type": "claim", "label": "Permian produced water ≈ 20M bbl/day (2024), ~3:1 water:oil, >70% of wells in extreme water stress", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "fuel-chain" ], "summary": "In 2024 the Permian Basin produced more than 20 million barrels of 'produced water' per day — roughly three barrels of waste brine per barrel of oil — in a basin where over 70% of wells sit in areas of extreme water stress.", "sources": [ { "label": "SPE/JPT — Water management is the Permian Basin's biggest challenge", "url": "https://jpt.spe.org/twa/balancing-growth-and-risk-why-water-management-is-the-permian-basins-biggest-challenge", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "High Country News — the Permian Basin fracking boom", "url": "https://www.hcn.org/blogs/goat/permian-basin-in-new-mexico-and-west-texas-americas-newest-fracking-boom/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL115", "type": "claim", "label": "El Paso kept power through Uri (Western Interconnection, not ERCOT) while 4.5M Texans lost it", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "grid", "fuel-chain" ], "summary": "In Feb 2021 Winter Storm Uri froze Permian wellheads/gathering lines and Texas gas output fell ~half; gas units were 58% of unplanned outages and 87% of fuel-related failures. 4.5M+ Texans lost power, ≥246 died.", "sources": [ { "label": "UT-Austin — The Timeline and Events of the February 2021 Texas Blackout", "url": "https://energy.utexas.edu/sites/default/files/UTAustin%20(2021)%20EventsFebruary2021TexasBlackout%2020210714.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "EIA — Natural gas production fell during Winter Storm Uri", "url": "https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=60702", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "University of Houston — Winter Storm Uri toll", "url": "https://www.uh.edu/news-events/stories/2021/march-2021/03292021-hobby-winter-storm", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "FERC–NERC — The February 2021 Cold Weather Outages (final report, Nov 2021, archived PDF)", "url": "/docs/grid/FERC-NERC-Feb-2021-Cold-Weather-Report.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD50", "type": "document", "label": "FERC–NERC Feb 2021 Cold Weather Outages — final report (Nov 2021)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "document", "federal", "grid", "fuel-chain" ], "summary": "The definitive federal post-mortem on Winter Storm Uri: natural-gas units were 58% of unplanned generator outages; freezing (44.2%) and fuel issues (31.4%) caused 75.6% of outages, and 87% of fuel-related failures were natural gas —…", "sources": [ { "label": "FERC–NERC — The February 2021 Cold Weather Outages (final report, Nov 2021, archived PDF)", "url": "/docs/grid/FERC-NERC-Feb-2021-Cold-Weather-Report.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJP121", "type": "person", "label": "Vanessa Alarid", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "lobbyist", "influence", "conflict" ], "summary": "CORRECTION (Jul 8, 2026): An earlier version of this entry connected an attorney, as a lobbying client of Ms. Alarid, to the 2026 governor's race. That connection rested on a client roster the Watch could not independently verify; the named party disputes it. The connection has been removed. — A New Mexico lobbyist whose client roster lists BorderPlex Digital Assets — and who, in April 2026 during the air-permit comment period, joined the board of MVEDA, the regional agency that helped land Project Jupiter in Santa Teresa. Her exact NM registration date for BorderPlex is not yet confirmed.", "sources": [ { "label": "Vanessa Alarid — LinkedIn (client roster)", "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessa-alarid-2199703", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Transparency USA — Alarid contributions", "url": "https://www.transparencyusa.org/nm/contributor/vanessa-alarid", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "The Candle — NMED's undisclosed Jupiter consultant/lobbyist contracts", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/at-recent-wqcc-meetings-nmed-did-not-disclose-its-ai-data-contracts-involving-project-jupiter-consultant-and-lobbyists/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "LA Daily Post — Bernalillo ethics case (Alarid/Maestas/Pyskoty)", "url": "https://ladailypost.com/ringside-seat-board-opts-for-secrecy-in-political-misconduct-case-in-new-mexicos-most-populous-county/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Owner and sole lobbyist, Alarid Consulting; lists BorderPlex Digital Assets among current NM lobbying clients; joined the MVEDA board April 2026; spouse of Sen. Antonio 'Moe' Maestas (D-Albuquerque)." }, { "id": "PJP122", "type": "person", "label": "Sen. Antonio 'Moe' Maestas", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "An Albuquerque state senator married to Vanessa Alarid, the lobbyist whose clients include BorderPlex Digital Assets — placing a sitting legislator one household removed from the developer's lobbying operation.", "sources": [ { "label": "Moe Maestas — Wikipedia", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_Maestas", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "LA Daily Post — Bernalillo ethics case", "url": "https://ladailypost.com/ringside-seat-board-opts-for-secrecy-in-political-misconduct-case-in-new-mexicos-most-populous-county/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Senator (D-Albuquerque, appointed Jan 2023); spouse of BorderPlex lobbyist Vanessa Alarid." }, { "id": "PJP124", "type": "person", "label": "Carlos Parra", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "booster" ], "summary": "MVEDA's marketing director and the byline behind the pro-Project Jupiter coverage on the NM Borderplex site — the promotional voice of the agency that helped site the project.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Borderplex — MVEDA news", "url": "https://www.nmborderplex.com/news/", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Global Trade — Doña Ana approves $165B IRB", "url": "https://www.globaltrademag.com/dona-ana-county-approves-165-billion-irb-for-project-jupiter-a-transformative-leap-for-the-new-mexico-borderplex/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Marketing Director, MVEDA; author of the pro-Project Jupiter coverage on nmborderplex.com." }, { "id": "PJP125", "type": "person", "label": "Deb Haaland", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "state-government" ], "summary": "The 2026 Democratic nominee for governor — if elected, the administration that inherits Project Jupiter's state-side commitments. Endorsed Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard for lieutenant governor. No public position on Project Jupiter is on record.", "sources": [ { "label": "NBC News — Haaland wins NM Dem gubernatorial primary", "url": "https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/new-mexico-democratic-governor-primary-election-winner-haaland-rcna347474", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KUNM — Lt. Governor selection process", "url": "https://www.kunm.org/local-news/2026-06-30/lieutenant-governor-process-vacant-democratic-candidacy", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Democratic nominee for Governor of New Mexico, 2026; former U.S. Interior Secretary and U.S. Representative. No public position on Project Jupiter on record." }, { "id": "PJCI9", "type": "conflict", "label": "Lobbyist on both sides — Vanessa Alarid (BorderPlex + MVEDA)", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "conflict", "ethics", "influence" ], "summary": "CORRECTION (Jul 8, 2026): An earlier version of this entry connected an attorney, as a lobbying client of Ms. Alarid, to the 2026 governor's race. That connection rested on a client roster the Watch could not independently verify; the named party disputes it. It has been removed. — Vanessa Alarid is a New Mexico lobbyist whose client roster lists BorderPlex Digital Assets, the Project Jupiter developer. In April 2026 — during the air-permit public comment period — she also joined the board of MVEDA, the regional economic-development agency that helped site the project and publicly boosts it. The same person lobbies for the developer and helps govern the agency promoting the deal. Her exact NM registration date for BorderPlex is unconfirmed." }, { "id": "PJCL117", "type": "claim", "label": "BorderPlex's captured lobbyist (per F Minus) is Jackson Walker L.L.P.", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "influence" ], "summary": "The F Minus tracker (mirrors CFIS) shows BorderPlex Digital Assets LLC's only captured lobbyist as of 12/31/2025 is Jackson Walker L.L.P. -- a Texas energy law firm (clients incl.", "sources": [ { "label": "F Minus — BorderPlex Digital Assets lobbying", "url": "https://fminus.org/clients/borderplex-digital-assets-llc/", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJP126", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Nicole Chavez", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "The lone Republican-held House seat inside Albuquerque. No established tie to Project Jupiter or BorderPlex — but her seats on the House Economic & Rural Development and (advisory) Water & Natural Resources committees make her a relevant vote if the 2027 data-center moratorium bills move.", "sources": [ { "label": "Nicole Chavez — Wikipedia", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicole_Chavez_(politician)", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Yahoo/AP — NM lawmakers announce proposed statewide data-center moratorium", "url": "https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/mexico-lawmakers-announce-proposed-statewide-171912356.html", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Transparency USA — Nicole Chavez candidate record", "url": "https://www.transparencyusa.org/nm/candidate/nicole-chavez?filer=nicole-chavez-for-new-mexico-476366", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Representative (R — House District 31, Bernalillo County; first elected 2024). Sits on the House Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee and (advisory) House Water & Natural Resources — the two panels that would hear data-center incentive and moratorium legislation." }, { "id": "PJCL118", "type": "claim", "label": "Chavez sits on both House committees that would hear data-center legislation", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "legislative" ], "summary": "Rep. Nicole Chavez (R-HD31) sits on the House Economic & Rural Development & Policy Committee and the (advisory) House Water & Natural Resources Committee -- the two panels that would receive any data-center incentive bill or the 2027…", "sources": [ { "label": "Nicole Chavez — Wikipedia", "url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicole_Chavez_(politician)", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "Yahoo/AP — proposed statewide data-center moratorium", "url": "https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/mexico-lawmakers-announce-proposed-statewide-171912356.html", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE104", "type": "event", "label": "State Land Office denies reconsideration — second denial (Jul 14 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water", "state-government", "pipeline" ], "summary": "Commissioner Garcia Richard upholds the March cancellation of the pipeline's state-land crossings: the crossings would earn the trust almost nothing — one-time payments of $11,282.20 and $20,624.65 and a $43,406-a-year lease — against a project 'expected to emit more than 10 million tons of greenhouse gases per year,' nearly double Albuquerque's, and to consume almost a million gallons of water a day. 'Not in the best interest of the trust.' Energy Transfer had 30 days to contest.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMSLO — reconsideration denial letter (Jul 14 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmstatelands.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-14-Letter-re-Informal-Request-for-Reconsideration_Final.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Source NM — BLM fast-tracks Green Chile review (cited in the letter)", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/05/07/blm-fast-tracks-green-chile-pipeline-construction-review-for-new-mexico-data-center-project-jupiter/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE105", "type": "event", "label": "BLM fast-tracks and grants the federal right-of-way (May 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "federal", "pipeline" ], "summary": "While the state said no twice, the federal side said yes in days: BLM ran an accelerated environmental review (NEPA DOI-BLM-NM-L000-2026-0023-EA), found no significant impact on April 27, and authorized the right-of-way across 16 miles of public land — a 50-foot permanent corridor plus temporary work areas.", "sources": [ { "label": "BLM — press release: rights-of-way issued", "url": "https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-issues-rights-way-green-chile-natural-gas-pipeline", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "BLM ePlanning — Green Chile project page (NEPA DOI-BLM-NM-L000-2026-0023-EA)", "url": "https://eplanning.blm.gov/Project-Home/?id=97AD7851-F93F-F111-88B3-001DD802F839", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Underground Infrastructure — federal approval coverage", "url": "https://undergroundinfrastructure.com/news/2026/may/green-chile-pipeline-wins-federal-approval-in-new-mexico", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP127", "type": "person", "label": "Mark Vedral", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry", "pipeline" ], "summary": "Energy Transfer's land man on the Green Chile pipeline — he asked the State Land Office to reconsider its denial of the state-trust crossings, in two functionally identical letters, and received the Commissioner's second no.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMSLO — reconsideration denial letter (Jul 14 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmstatelands.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-14-Letter-re-Informal-Request-for-Reconsideration_Final.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Senior Director – Land/Projects, Energy Transfer (Houston); signed the April 2026 reconsideration requests for the pipeline's state-land crossings and received the Commissioner's July 14 denial." }, { "id": "PJCL119", "type": "claim", "label": "Oracle's NM entity was registered the day before the IRB vote", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "timeline", "governance" ], "summary": "Two primary dates, side by side: Oracle America Cloud Services LLC (alternate name: Green Chile Ventures LLC) made its initial New Mexico filing on Sept 18, 2025 (NM SoS record #0008048891).", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Secretary of State — business search (record #0008048891)", "url": "https://enterprise.sos.nm.gov/search/business", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO104", "type": "organization", "label": "NM Department of Justice", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "law-enforcement" ], "summary": "The state's law-enforcement counterweight enters the story: after residents and public officials reported comments filed in their names without consent, the Department of Justice opened an investigation into the Project Jupiter permit record itself.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMDOJ letter to NMED Sec. Kenney (Jul 9 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://kvia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-09-NMDOJ-Ltr-to-NMED-JKenney-re-YGI-.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMDOJ — press releases", "url": "https://nmdoj.gov/press-releases/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "The state attorney general's office (AG Raúl Torrez); opened the July 2026 investigation into fraudulent public comments on the Project Jupiter air permit." }, { "id": "PJO105", "type": "organization", "label": "Public Citizen", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "watchdog" ], "summary": "The national watchdog that took the pipeline fight federal — its FERC protest argues the Green Chile application must be rejected as incomplete.", "sources": [ { "label": "Public Citizen — FERC protest, docket CP26-80 (PDF)", "url": "https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/GreenChile.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "role_line": "National consumer-advocacy nonprofit; filed a FERC protest against the Green Chile pipeline (docket CP26-80), arguing the application is incomplete." }, { "id": "PJP128", "type": "person", "label": "Max Shepherd", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "judiciary" ], "summary": "The man who will run the room in Sunland Park — appointed hearing officer on July 2 with delegated authority over the final permit decision, he set the October 19 hearing and its rules: testimony deadlines, three-minute public comments, everything on the record.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED scheduling order — AQB 26-57(P) (Jul 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-16-AQB-26-57-Scheduling-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (Jul 29 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Sua Sponte Order (Aug 10 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-10-AQB-26-57-Sua-Sponte-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Hearing Officer for the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing (docket AQB 26-57(P)); appointed July 2, 2026 with delegated final decision authority; signed the scheduling order setting the Oct 19 hearing." }, { "id": "PJP129", "type": "person", "label": "Raúl Torrez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "law-enforcement" ], "summary": "The Attorney General whose office opened the fraud investigation: 'If individuals or organizations attempted to manipulate the public comment process through fraudulent submissions, we will investigate those actions thoroughly and hold responsible parties accountable.'", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — AG to investigate alleged fraudulent letters", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/09/new-mexico-ag-to-investigate-alleged-fraudulent-letters-supporting-project-jupiter-data-center/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NMDOJ letter to NMED (Jul 9 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://kvia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-09-NMDOJ-Ltr-to-NMED-JKenney-re-YGI-.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico Attorney General; his office opened the July 2026 investigation into fraudulent public comments on the Project Jupiter air permit." }, { "id": "PJP130", "type": "person", "label": "Bruce Wetherbee", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "press", "watchdog" ], "summary": "The Candle's editor didn't just cover the permit fight — he entered it, appearing as a pro se intervenor in the hearing docket alongside environmental groups and residents.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED scheduling order — party list (Jul 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-16-AQB-26-57-Scheduling-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "The Candle", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Editor of The Candle (investigative NM outlet); pro se intervenor in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing (AQB 26-57(P))." }, { "id": "PJE106", "type": "event", "label": "Fake public comments scandal breaks (Jun 30 – Jul 7 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "astroturf", "governance" ], "summary": "Residents in Las Cruces, Albuquerque, and Rio Rancho — approached by canvassers in Project Jupiter T-shirts — discovered pro-permit comments filed in their names without consent. Then it reached public officials: a state representative and an Albuquerque city councilor said they were impersonated too. NMED confirmed it was investigating with its comment contractor; Oracle said most flagged submissions were 'legitimate comments from residents who happen to share the same name.'", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — residents say names used without permission", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/06/30/new-mexico-residents-say-their-names-used-without-permission-to-support-project-jupiter-data-center/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRQE — impersonator pretends to be NM public officials", "url": "https://www.krqe.com/news/new-mexico/impersonator-pretends-to-be-new-mexico-public-officials-supporting-project-jupiter/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE107", "type": "event", "label": "NM DOJ opens fraud investigation into the permit comments (Jul 9 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "law-enforcement", "astroturf", "governance" ], "summary": "'We have reason to believe that an unknown, but potentially substantial number of the comments were fraudulently submitted without the consent or knowledge of the individuals named.' Nine days before the state was due to rule, its own Department of Justice opened an investigation into the permit's public record — and told NMED to scrutinize every comment in the file.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMDOJ letter to NMED Sec. Kenney (Jul 9 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://kvia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-09-NMDOJ-Ltr-to-NMED-JKenney-re-YGI-.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Source NM — AG to investigate", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/09/new-mexico-ag-to-investigate-alleged-fraudulent-letters-supporting-project-jupiter-data-center/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NMDOJ — press releases", "url": "https://nmdoj.gov/press-releases/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE108", "type": "event", "label": "State approves $3.06M in job-training funds for STACK (2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "money", "subsidy" ], "summary": "On top of the IRB, the state kicked in: a $3,056,745 JTIP award to STACK Infrastructure for 95 trainees in Santa Teresa at wages averaging $48/hour — one of the largest single JTIP awards announced, per the state's own spokesperson.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM EDD — JTIP board agenda (May 8 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.edd.newmexico.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/JTIP-Agenda-5.8.2026.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "ABQ Journal — NM kicks in $3M for Project Jupiter hires", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/new-mexico-kicks-in-3m-for-project-jupiter-hires/3075860", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE109", "type": "event", "label": "Public Citizen protests the pipeline at FERC (Apr 13 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pipeline", "opposition" ], "summary": "The national consumer watchdog joined the pipeline fight: Public Citizen's FERC protest argues the Green Chile application must be rejected as incomplete — adding a national voice to the environmental coalition's challenge.", "sources": [ { "label": "Public Citizen — FERC protest (PDF)", "url": "https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/GreenChile.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL120", "type": "claim", "label": "The job numbers keep moving: 2,500/750 → 'at least 800' → 4,000+/1,500+", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "jobs", "credibility" ], "summary": "The promised-jobs figures at three moments, none reconciled publicly: at the Sept 2025 county vote — 2,500 construction / 750 permanent (El Paso Matters); in Oracle's March 2026 court filing — 'at least 800' operational jobs, with 1,250…", "sources": [ { "label": "El Paso Matters — county approves Project Jupiter (Sept 2025)", "url": "https://elpasomatters.org/2025/09/19/project-jupiter-data-center-santa-teresa-approved-dona-ana-commissioners/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Tri-City Record — court filing contradicts promised job figures", "url": "https://www.tricityrecordnm.com/articles/court-filing-appears-to-contradict-project-jupiters-promised-job-figures/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "ProjectJupiterTogether.com — developer claims", "url": "https://projectjupitertogether.com/", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL121", "type": "claim", "label": "Bradfute is now counsel of record for the permit applicant (YGI)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "conflict", "influence" ], "summary": "The NMED scheduling order (AQB 26-57(P)) lists Jennifer L. Bradfute — the attorney-lobbyist who drafted HB 93's microgrid carve-out and registered as lobbyist for BOTH Apaluma and BorderPlex — as counsel for applicant Yucca Growth…", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED scheduling order — AQB 26-57(P) (Jul 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-16-AQB-26-57-Scheduling-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL122", "type": "claim", "label": "East Daley: full campus in service by Oct 2029; 110–140 MMcf/d demand", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "timeline", "analyst" ], "summary": "East Daley Analytics (Daley Note, Nov 2025): expects the full campus in service by October 2029 — against the 'end of 2026' framing from the announcement era — and estimates gas demand of 110-140 MMcf/d fully operational, well under the…", "sources": [ { "label": "East Daley Analytics — Daley Note on Project Jupiter", "url": "https://eastdaley.com/daley-note/project-jupiter-reflects-new-opportunities-of-permian-development", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL123", "type": "claim", "label": "SemiAnalysis: 1–2 year delay risk; blanket certificate auto-converted to full §7 review", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "timeline", "analyst", "pipeline" ], "summary": "SemiAnalysis (Jul 17 2026): Project Jupiter 'risks a 1-2 year delay due to permitting and pipeline blockers' and is 'the most delayed of the Stargate projects'; also reports the Transwestern blanket-certificate reconciliation window closed…", "sources": [ { "label": "SemiAnalysis — delay analysis (X thread)", "url": "https://x.com/SemiAnalysis_/status/2078313861556355134", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJP131", "type": "person", "label": "Julia Kuhn", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed" ], "summary": "The permit writer — the NMED staffer whose desk the YGI Microgrid application actually sits on, and the named contact for public comments on the notice.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED comment portal — YGI Microgrid docket", "url": "https://nmed.commentinput.com/?id=BKCkAZgf3", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "NMED Air Quality Bureau permit writer of record for the YGI Microgrid application (NSR 10883); the named contact on the public-comment notice (julia.kuhn@env.nm.gov)." }, { "id": "PJE110", "type": "event", "label": "Apaluma closes a $5.55M seed round — announced the week the decision was due", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "money", "conflict" ], "summary": "The regulator's data contractor raised venture money: Apaluma — founded and led by Alicia Keyes, the governor's former economic development secretary — announced a $5.55M seed round led by Crosslink Capital and Kickstart, publicized the same week the Project Jupiter permit decision was due. The lead investor's pitch, verbatim: 'Alicia ran economic development for the state of New Mexico… That firsthand insight is what convinced us.'", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Apaluma announces $5.55M seed", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "The Candle — SIC likely has indirect exposure to Apaluma seed", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL124", "type": "claim", "label": "The state's own investment fund likely holds indirect exposure to Apaluma", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "conflict" ], "summary": "On the record but explicitly probabilistic: SIC Chief Communications Officer Charles Wollmann to The Candle — 'I don't have official reports thus far that would indicate we are invested in Apaluma, but given the press I've seen, we…", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — SIC likely has indirect exposure (Wollmann, on record)", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL125", "type": "claim", "label": "Apaluma received ~$213k in state job-training grants from the agency Keyes once led", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "conflict" ], "summary": "Per EDD information reported by The Candle: three JTIP training awards to Apaluma Inc. (Albuquerque) — $50,750.88 (Nov 2025), $92,637.12 (Jan 2026), $69,367.72 (spring 2026) — ≈$212,756 total, offsetting training costs for five positions.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — Apaluma JTIP awards (EDD data)", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJO106", "type": "organization", "label": "NM State Investment Council (SIC)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "government", "finance" ], "summary": "New Mexico's own investment fund enters the conflict map: by its spokesman's on-record reasoning, its positions in Crosslink's 2023-vintage funds likely give the state indirect ownership in Apaluma — the regulator's data contractor, founded by the governor's former economic development secretary.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — SIC likely has indirect exposure (Wollmann)", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "The state's sovereign investment fund; its Chief Communications Officer said on the record it 'probably' holds indirect exposure to Apaluma via its Crosslink fund positions." }, { "id": "PJE111", "type": "event", "label": "The Apaluma promo video — Kenney stars, then it vanishes", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "event", "conflict", "apaluma-video" ], "summary": "Around November 2025, Apaluma published a promo video in which Secretary Kenney and three senior NMED officials appear alongside CEO Alicia Keyes, praising the company's bot: 'I'm already having, like, an affection towards Luma… like lightning in a bottle. Like we want more of it.' It ends in applause and a high-five. By May 31, 2026, The Candle could no longer find the video anywhere — it had been taken down. The transcript survives because The Candle transcribed it first.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — second contract + video transcription and takedown note", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-secretary-keyes-and-apaluma-added-to-a-second-nmed-contract-valued-at-977354-and-promoted-by-kenney/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP132", "type": "person", "label": "Todd Hochman", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "staff" ], "summary": "The career IT architect whose signature is on the Apaluma amendment. His own email lays out the mechanics — Speridian as 'host SWPA vendor,' an Epic-based deliverable, 'passive income from the upsold subcontracted services' — and The Candle's sources say he felt pressured by the Secretary to sign.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — no-bid deal emails", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "NMED IT Architect (classified state employee since 1998); signed the $499,990 Apaluma amendment as Acting CIO on May 7, 2025 — per The Candle's sources, under pressure from Secretary Kenney." }, { "id": "PJP133", "type": "person", "label": "Tilan Ukwatta", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Apaluma's CTO — the engineer on the receiving end of NMED's archive, named in the agency's own emails as the person to make the handoff of state records into the company's AI system 'seamless.'", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — no-bid deal emails (Hirschl email naming Ukwatta)", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Chief Technology Officer, Apaluma; named in NMED's internal 'Project Velocity' emails as the technical counterpart for ingesting the agency's records into Apaluma's RAG system." }, { "id": "PJO107", "type": "organization", "label": "The Candle", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "press", "watchdog" ], "summary": "The small outlet doing the document work: internal NMED emails, contract amendments, the vanished promo video, the state investment fund's exposure. Its editor didn't stop at reporting — he intervened in the permit hearing itself.", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — Keyes no-bid deal", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/former-nm-economic-secretary-alicia-keyes-scores-big-no-bid-deal-converting-state-enviro-data-for-her-ai-agent-luma/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "The Candle — SIC exposure", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Investigative online outlet (Bruce Wetherbee, editor) focused on NM state government; broke the Apaluma contract mechanics, the promo-video takedown, and the SIC exposure — its editor is also a pro se intervenor in the air-permit hearing." }, { "id": "PJD51", "type": "document", "label": "CBS News — 'How much water does AI really use?' (Jun 9 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "water", "context" ], "summary": "The strongest version of the other side's water argument — and the Watch cites it on the Water & Power page. Nationally, data centers are small water users next to agriculture and lawns; the viral figures conflate cooling water with electricity-embedded water. But the piece's own analysis names New Mexico among the water-stressed states where data centers concentrate, and its economist supplies the basin logic: 'the straw that breaks the camel's back is only gonna break the back because all the other straw is on the back first.' National context does not answer a local siting question.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use?", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE112", "type": "event", "label": "The hearing is moved up five weeks — at the applicant's request (Jul 27–29 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "governance", "process" ], "summary": "Jennifer Bradfute, counsel for the applicant, asked to move the hearing earlier, arguing the project 'will stand to lose $325 million per month, beginning in November.' At the July 27 conference the hearing officer said no — he would keep October and look at moving the decision deadline instead. Two days later his written order moved the hearing five weeks earlier, to September 14. Opponents have moved to put it back.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (Jul 29 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Organ Mountain News — hearing rescheduled to September", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/project-jupiter-air-quality-permit-hearing-rescheduled-september-2026/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "ABQ Journal — hearing date changes to September", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/project-jupiter-air-quality-hearing-date-changes-to-september/3094091", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Source NM — hearing rescheduled to September", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/31/hearing-for-project-jupiter-data-centers-air-quality-permit-application-rescheduled-to-september/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NMELC — Jupiter air quality permit hearing moved up", "url": "https://nmelc.org/2026/08/03/jupiter-air-quality-permit-hearing-moved-up/", "kind": "other" } ] }, { "id": "PJE113", "type": "event", "label": "Show-cause order: can the campus be built without the pipeline? (Aug 5 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pipeline", "governance", "legal" ], "summary": "New Energy Economy moved to dismiss or continue the air permit application outright — because the project has no lawful way to get its fuel. The hearing officer agreed the question was urgent enough for an expedited answer and ordered the company and the department to address, by August 11, whether any legally obtainable gas source exists for the roughly 400 million cubic feet a day the campus needs, whether they will appeal the Land Office denials, whether any alternative route has been engineered or permitted, and whether the project 'remains capable of being constructed as proposed.'", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Order on NEE motion to dismiss or continue (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO108", "type": "organization", "label": "New Energy Economy", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "The group that turned the pipeline denials into a permit problem: its motion asks NMED to dismiss or postpone the application outright because the campus has no lawful way to get the gas it needs — and the hearing officer ordered the company to answer.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Santa Fe energy-advocacy nonprofit (Mariel Nanasi, executive director; counsel Christopher Dodd); party to the air-permit hearing and movant on the motion to dismiss or continue the application for lack of a fuel supply." }, { "id": "PJP134", "type": "person", "label": "Mariel Nanasi", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "Leads the group whose motion asks NMED to throw out the permit application for want of a fuel supply.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Executive director and counsel, New Energy Economy; party representative in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing." }, { "id": "PJO109", "type": "organization", "label": "IBEW Local Union 611", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "labor" ], "summary": "One of the building-trades unions that entered the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing as a party in the summer of 2026 — the construction workforce showing up where the permit is decided.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Electrical workers' local; entered the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing as a party (representatives Mark Trujillo and Stephanie Maez)." }, { "id": "PJO110", "type": "organization", "label": "LIUNA Local 16", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "labor" ], "summary": "One of the building-trades unions that entered the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing as a party in the summer of 2026 — the construction workforce showing up where the permit is decided.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Laborers' International Union of North America local; entered the air-permit hearing as a party (representative Darrell Deaguero)." }, { "id": "PJO111", "type": "organization", "label": "United Association Local 412", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "labor" ], "summary": "One of the building-trades unions that entered the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing as a party in the summer of 2026 — the construction workforce showing up where the permit is decided.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Plumbers and pipefitters' local; entered the air-permit hearing as a party (counsel Andre Makarski; Courtenay Eichhorst appears for the NM Building & Construction Trades Council)." }, { "id": "PJO112", "type": "organization", "label": "Sheet Metal Workers Local Union No. 49", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "labor" ], "summary": "One of the building-trades unions that entered the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing as a party in the summer of 2026 — the construction workforce showing up where the permit is decided.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Sheet metal workers' local; entered the air-permit hearing as a party (counsel Isaiah Zemke)." }, { "id": "PJO113", "type": "organization", "label": "Center for Biological Diversity", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "One of the two environmental groups that became formal parties to the permit hearing — and the one that moved to reverse the hearing officer after he pulled the hearing five weeks earlier.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "National environmental nonprofit; a party of record in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing (counsel Colin Cox and Gail Evans) and a protestor on the Green Chile pipeline at FERC." }, { "id": "PJO114", "type": "organization", "label": "Western Environmental Law Center", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "The law firm behind the coalition's FERC protest against the pipeline that would fuel the campus.", "sources": [ { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Public-interest environmental law firm; counsel for the coalition that protested the Green Chile pipeline at FERC (staff attorney Morgan O'Grady)." }, { "id": "PJO115", "type": "organization", "label": "Crosslink Capital", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "finance" ], "summary": "The venture firm that led the round into the regulator's data contractor — and whose funds the State Investment Council is invested in, making the state a probable indirect owner.", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Apaluma $5.55M seed", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "The Candle — SIC indirect exposure", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "San Francisco venture firm; lead investor in Apaluma's $5.55M seed round. The NM State Investment Council holds positions in its 2023-vintage funds — the likely path of the state's indirect exposure." }, { "id": "PJP136", "type": "person", "label": "Colin Cox", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "The attorney who put the reversal on the record: after the hearing officer denied the applicant's request to move the hearing up and then granted it in writing two days later, Cox called the sequence “highly concerning” and asked out loud, “What happened between Monday morning, when he denied their motion for a new schedule, and Wednesday night?”", "sources": [ { "label": "ABQ Journal — hearing date changes to September", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/project-jupiter-air-quality-hearing-date-changes-to-september/3094091", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Attorney, Center for Biological Diversity Climate Law Institute; party counsel in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing; moved to reverse the hearing officer's rescheduling." }, { "id": "PJP137", "type": "person", "label": "Gail Evans", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "One of the two Center for Biological Diversity attorneys carrying the group's case against the permit — and part of the coalition challenging the pipeline at FERC.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico climate director and attorney, Center for Biological Diversity; party counsel in the air-permit hearing and a voice in the coalition's FERC protest against the Green Chile pipeline." }, { "id": "PJP138", "type": "person", "label": "Charles Wollmann", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "finance" ], "summary": "The state fund's spokesman, answering plainly when The Candle asked whether New Mexico owns a piece of the regulator's contractor: “I don't have official reports thus far that would indicate we are invested in Apaluma, but given the press I've seen, we probably are.”", "sources": [ { "label": "The Candle — SIC likely has indirect exposure", "url": "https://thecandlepublishing.com/sic-likely-has-indirect-exposure-on-5-5-million-seed-money-to-company-founded-by-governors-former-economic-secretary/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Chief Communications Officer, New Mexico State Investment Council; gave the on-record statement about the state's likely indirect exposure to Apaluma." }, { "id": "PJP139", "type": "person", "label": "Gabby Contro", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "finance" ], "summary": "She said the quiet part in a press release: “We invest in founders who understand a problem from the inside. Alicia ran economic development for the state of New Mexico… That firsthand insight is what convinced us.” The government career was the pitch.", "sources": [ { "label": "PR Newswire — Apaluma $5.55M seed", "url": "https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/apaluma-announces-5-55-million-seed-funding-to-scale-unified-government-data-platform-302828065.html", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "role_line": "Investor at Crosslink Capital, lead investor in Apaluma's $5.55M seed round; author of the firm's public rationale for the investment." }, { "id": "PJP140", "type": "person", "label": "Billy J. Jimenez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "law-enforcement" ], "summary": "The official who put the fraud investigation in writing: “We have reason to believe that an unknown, but potentially substantial number of the comments were fraudulently submitted without the consent or knowledge of the individuals named.”", "sources": [ { "label": "NMDOJ letter to NMED Sec. Kenney (Jul 9 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://kvia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/2026-07-09-NMDOJ-Ltr-to-NMED-JKenney-re-YGI-.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Chief of Civil Affairs, New Mexico Department of Justice; signed the July 9, 2026 letter opening the investigation into fraudulent public comments on the Project Jupiter air permit." }, { "id": "PJP141", "type": "person", "label": "Chris Chaffin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government" ], "summary": "The state's voice on the training money: the award is “one of the largest single JTIP awards we've announced, reflecting both the scale of the project and the significant investment in workforce development that Project Jupiter is making.”", "sources": [ { "label": "ABQ Journal — NM kicks in $3M for Project Jupiter hires", "url": "https://www.abqjournal.com/news/new-mexico-kicks-in-3m-for-project-jupiter-hires/3075860", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Spokesperson, New Mexico Economic Development Department; commented on the state's $3.06M job-training award to STACK Infrastructure." }, { "id": "PJP142", "type": "person", "label": "Tyson Slocum", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition" ], "summary": "He filed the national watchdog's protest with a blunt ask: “The Commission must reject the application as incomplete.”", "sources": [ { "label": "Public Citizen — FERC protest (PDF)", "url": "https://www.citizen.org/wp-content/uploads/GreenChile.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ], "role_line": "Energy Program Director, Public Citizen; filed the organization's FERC protest against the Green Chile pipeline (docket CP26-80)." }, { "id": "PJP143", "type": "person", "label": "Joey Keefe", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government" ], "summary": "The State Land Office's spokesman through both denials of the Green Chile crossings — the office that told Energy Transfer no twice.", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — Land Commissioner rejects pipeline application", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/03/31/nm-state-land-commissioner-rejects-application-for-gas-pipeline-to-power-project-jupiter-data-center/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Assistant Commissioner of Communications, New Mexico State Land Office; the office's public voice on the denial of the pipeline's state-land crossings." }, { "id": "PJP144", "type": "person", "label": "Vicki Granado", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "industry" ], "summary": "Energy Transfer's spokeswoman on the pipeline — the developer side's public answer to the state's refusals.", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — Land Commissioner rejects pipeline application", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/03/31/nm-state-land-commissioner-rejects-application-for-gas-pipeline-to-power-project-jupiter-data-center/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Vice President of Corporate Communications, Energy Transfer; the company's on-record voice on the Green Chile pipeline routing." }, { "id": "PJP145", "type": "person", "label": "Morgan O'Grady", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "The attorney who filed the coalition's FERC protest arguing the pipeline should not slip through on a blanket certificate.", "sources": [ { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Staff attorney, Western Environmental Law Center; counsel for the environmental coalition that protested the Green Chile pipeline at FERC." }, { "id": "PJP146", "type": "person", "label": "Alexa Reynaud", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition" ], "summary": "One of the organizers behind the coalition's challenge to the pipeline at the federal level.", "sources": [ { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Rural Organizing Manager, Food & Water Watch; part of the coalition protesting the Green Chile pipeline at FERC." }, { "id": "PJP147", "type": "person", "label": "Camilla Feibelman", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition" ], "summary": "The Sierra Club's New Mexico director — one of the steadiest public voices against the pipeline and the campus it would fuel.", "sources": [ { "label": "WELC — coalition FERC protest", "url": "https://westernlaw.org/environmental-orgs-file-protest-against-green-chile-pipeline-in-southern-new-mexico", "kind": "other" } ], "role_line": "Director, Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter; part of the coalition protesting the Green Chile pipeline and a longstanding public critic of the buildout." }, { "id": "PJP148", "type": "person", "label": "David Zetland", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "academic" ], "summary": "The economist whose line does the work in the water argument: “the straw that breaks the camel's back is only gonna break the back because all the other straw is on the back first.” He also argues the real problem is that water is priced far below its value.", "sources": [ { "label": "CBS News — How much water does AI really use?", "url": "https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/how-much-water-ai-uses/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Water economist; quoted in CBS News's June 2026 analysis of AI water use — the source of the marginal-straw framing the Watch cites on Water & Power." }, { "id": "PJP149", "type": "person", "label": "Nathaniel Chakeres", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "legal" ], "summary": "The state water agency's lawyer in the permit hearing — the Office of the State Engineer is now a party to the proceeding that decides the campus's air permit.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "General Counsel, New Mexico Office of the State Engineer; counsel of record for OSE as a party in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing." }, { "id": "PJP150", "type": "person", "label": "Yiwei Chen", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "legal" ], "summary": "EDD's lawyer in the permit hearing — the agency that recruited the project is now a party to the proceeding deciding its permit.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Counsel for the New Mexico Economic Development Department in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing." }, { "id": "PJP151", "type": "person", "label": "Carlos Romo", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legal", "industry" ], "summary": "Additional outside counsel for the permit applicant, joining Jennifer Biever on the Denver firm's side of the case.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — service list, Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Attorney, Williams Weese Pepple & Ferguson; additional counsel of record for applicant Yucca Growth Infrastructure, added to the hearing's service list by August 2026." }, { "id": "PJP152", "type": "person", "label": "Christopher Dodd", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "Co-counsel on the motion that asks NMED to throw out the permit application because the campus has no lawful way to get its gas.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Order on NEE motion (Aug 5 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-04-AQB-26-57-Order-Briefing-Dismissal-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Attorney for New Energy Economy in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing; co-counsel on the motion to dismiss or continue the application for lack of a fuel supply." }, { "id": "PJP153", "type": "person", "label": "Esperanza Chairez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition" ], "summary": "Represents the youth climate group that entered the permit hearing as a party — the generation that inherits the campus, at the table where it's decided.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Policy Campaign Manager, Youth United for Climate Crisis Action (YUCCA); party representative in the Project Jupiter air-permit hearing." }, { "id": "PJP154", "type": "person", "label": "Luis Lopez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "government", "staff" ], "summary": "The clerk whose signature carries each order to the parties — the administrative spine of the hearing record.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (Jul 29 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Hearing Clerk, Office of Public Facilitation, New Mexico Environment Department; the officer of record who files and serves every order in the air-permit docket." }, { "id": "PJE114", "type": "event", "label": "Show-cause withdrawn — the fuel question goes to the hearing (Aug 9–10 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "pipeline", "governance", "legal" ], "summary": "Four days after ordering the company to explain how the campus gets its gas, the hearing officer took the question back: his sua sponte order withdraws the Aug 5 briefing order and denies New Energy Economy's motion as 'not ripe' — NEE 'has not established the dispositive premises,' because it didn't rule out rerouting, a relocated meter station, another interconnection, or another lawful delivery arrangement. The facts, he wrote, 'should be developed through testimony presented under oath' — at the September 14 hearing. The fuel question isn't gone; it moved to the witness stand.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Sua Sponte Order (Aug 10 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-08-10-AQB-26-57-Sua-Sponte-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE115", "type": "event", "label": "Acoma withdraws the East/West microgrid applications (Apr 27 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "governance" ], "summary": "The day NMED decided the twin gas-turbine-era applications would get a public hearing, the applicant withdrew them both — the two permits that each sat 0.03 tons under the major-source line. The same day, Trinity Consultants dated the modeling for the replacement: one application, fuel cells, Title V major status requested up front.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid (PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "filing" }, { "label": "NMED — modeling review (submission date)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE116", "type": "event", "label": "NMED–CRRUA arsenic settlement: $189,000 (Feb 11 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water" ], "summary": "The water utility that will supply the campus's drinking water settled the state's arsenic enforcement for $189,000 — down from a proposed $251,580 — after bringing all four treatment plants back into compliance. The failure is past; the residual isn't: Santa Teresa taps still ran discolored into August 2026.", "sources": [ { "label": "CRRUA — settlement announcement", "url": "https://www.crrua.org/node/109", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJE117", "type": "event", "label": "Lobbying-disclosure bill passes both chambers — and is vetoed (Apr 11 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative", "governance" ], "summary": "HB 143 — Silva and Steinborn's lobbying-disclosure bill — would have required lobbyists to disclose the specific legislation they worked on, including pre-introduction lobbying on bill development, within 48 hours. It passed the House 36–26 and the Senate 22–15. Governor Lujan Grisham vetoed it, calling the 48-hour window 'onerous.' The interaction is the point: this is precisely the instrument that would have made the origin of the HB 93 microgrid amendment visible.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — HB 143 (2025)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/bills/house/HB0143.HTML", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Governor's office — 16 bills vetoed", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/newsroom/release-governor-lujan-grisham-vetoes-16-bills-100001669", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO116", "type": "organization", "label": "Red Chiles A, B, C & D, LLC", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "developer", "shell" ], "summary": "Four more Delaware shells in the lessee stack — the data-center entities holding the Series 2025B/C side of the $165B bond structure.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (Aug 26 2025, PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Four Delaware LLCs — the data-center entities and IRB Series 2025B/C lessees, co-lessees with Green Chile Ventures." }, { "id": "PJO117", "type": "organization", "label": "SAC III Acquisition Co., LLC", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "finance", "shell" ], "summary": "The quiet mechanism of the tax benefit: purchases run through the county's name using Type 9 certificates, making a private buildout tax-exempt as 'sales to a government entity.' There is no data-center tax break in New Mexico statute — this structure is the exemption.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "The county's purchasing agent under the IRB structure: equipment is deemed purchased by Doña Ana County via Type 9 nontaxable transaction certificates (NMAC 3.2.212.22) with SAC III and the companies acting as the county's agents — the mechanism that produces the gross-receipts-tax exemption." }, { "id": "PJO118", "type": "organization", "label": "IHR Holdings, LLC", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "water" ], "summary": "The smaller sibling of the sod-farm right — 196.47 acre-feet a year, split off from the same 2013 permit that anchors the project's water supply.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report & recommendation (Aug 20 2025, PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Holds 196.47 acre-feet/year split from the sod-farm water right (OSE File LRG-3150-EA)." }, { "id": "PJO119", "type": "organization", "label": "Youth United for Climate Crisis Action (YUCCA)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "opposition" ], "summary": "The youth climate group at the party table — YUCCA versus Yucca, the acronym collision nobody planned.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (party list, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico youth climate group; a party to the air-permit hearing (Esperanza Chairez, Zephyr Jaramillo). Its acronym collides, pointedly, with the applicant's name." }, { "id": "PJO120", "type": "organization", "label": "Gadsden Independent School District", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "education" ], "summary": "The district whose students live closest to the campus. Its share of the $165 billion project's payment-in-lieu-of-taxes: $820,456 a year — roughly seventy dollars per student.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "The school district covering the project area and the largest school recipient of PILOT money: $820,456 a year — about $70 per student." }, { "id": "PJO121", "type": "organization", "label": "Las Cruces Public Schools", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "education" ], "summary": "The county's largest district receives $240,018 a year from the PILOT — about ten dollars per student.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "PILOT recipient: $240,018 a year — about $10 per student." }, { "id": "PJO122", "type": "organization", "label": "Hatch Valley Public Schools", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "education" ], "summary": "The smallest of the three PILOT districts — $146,276 a year.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "PILOT recipient: $146,276 a year. (Per-student figure held pending an authoritative enrollment count.)" }, { "id": "PJP155", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Angelica Rubio", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "One of the three representatives who brought the moratorium framework to the interim committee — the legislative front of the pushback.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — STTC agenda, Aug 10–11 2026 (PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Agendas/STTCageAug10.26.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Representative (D–Las Cruces); co-presenter of the 'Conceptual Framework for a Data Center Moratorium' to the interim Science, Technology & Telecommunications Committee, Aug 11, 2026." }, { "id": "PJP156", "type": "person", "label": "Rep. Eleanor Chávez", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "legislature" ], "summary": "Co-presenter of the moratorium framework — carrying the Albuquerque end of the coalition.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — STTC agenda (PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Agendas/STTCageAug10.26.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "New Mexico State Representative (D–Albuquerque); co-presenter of the data-center moratorium framework to the interim STTC, Aug 11, 2026." }, { "id": "PJP157", "type": "person", "label": "Eric Jantz", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "opposition", "legal" ], "summary": "NMELC's legal director — on every service list in the docket, and half of the counsel team carrying the residents' case.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Amended Scheduling Order (service list, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/opf/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2026/07/2026-07-29-AQB-26-57-Amended-Sch-Order-filed.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Legal Director, New Mexico Environmental Law Center; counsel of record (with Maslyn Locke) for the resident parties in the air-permit hearing and on NMELC's Project Jupiter litigation." }, { "id": "PJP158", "type": "person", "label": "Sahil Kassanjee", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "nmed", "staff" ], "summary": "The NMED modeler whose report carries the current permit's actual numbers — 37.2 tons of NOx a year, minor for PSD, major for Title V — and whose conclusion reads: 'The permit can be issued based on this modeling analysis.'", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI Microgrid modeling review (Jun 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Air-quality modeler, NMED Air Quality Bureau; authored the June 16, 2026 modeling review of the YGI Microgrid application." }, { "id": "PJP159", "type": "person", "label": "Juan de Jesus Sanchez III", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "electoral" ], "summary": "The Democratic nominee to succeed Stephanie Garcia Richard — whoever wins inherits the office that said no to the pipeline twice.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature/SOS — 2026 primary results (via nmlegis roster)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Democratic nominee for Commissioner of Public Lands, 2026 — the office that twice denied the pipeline's state-land crossings is on the ballot. Won the primary with 55% over Rep. Matthew McQueen. Distinct from Doña Ana Commissioner Manuel A. Sanchez." }, { "id": "PJP160", "type": "person", "label": "Michael Jack Perry", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "electoral" ], "summary": "The Republican nominee for the land office — the other possible inheritor of the pipeline decision.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM SOS — 2026 primary (unopposed)", "url": "https://www.sos.nm.gov/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Republican nominee for Commissioner of Public Lands, 2026; unopposed in the primary." }, { "id": "PJE118", "type": "event", "label": "County moratoria spread — four in New Mexico (2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "moratorium", "governance" ], "summary": "The pushback went structural and then it multiplied: Socorro County (one year, June 9), Santa Fe County (18 months, June 30, citing Project Jupiter), Sierra County (18 months, July), and Colfax County holding a hearing on its own in August. The question Doña Ana never asked — should we wait until the rules exist? — four other counties asked first.", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — coverage of the moratorium wave", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/16/nm-environment-department-schedules-october-hearing-for-project-jupiter-air-quality-permit/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "NM Legislature — STTC moratorium framework (PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/handouts/STTC%20081026%20Item%2010%20Conceptual%20Framework%20-%20A%20Data%20Center%20Moratorium.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE119", "type": "event", "label": "The emergency well: filed, drilled, and beyond protest (Oct 2025)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water" ], "summary": "Santa Teresa Capital filed an emergency replacement-well request on October 21, 2025 — and drilled while the paperwork was still under review, because the statute allows exactly that. Under NMSA § 72-12-22, a replacement well within 100 feet may be drilled and used before any hearing, and objectors cannot enjoin it. Thirty-two protests have stopped nothing — by design of the law, not by failure of the protesters.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report & recommendation (PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM Legislature — HB0054 (2026)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/house/HB0054.HTML", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE120", "type": "event", "label": "Interim committee hears the moratorium framework — Socorro (Aug 10–11 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "legislative", "moratorium" ], "summary": "At NM Tech in Socorro, the interim Science, Technology & Telecommunications Committee took up 'A Conceptual Framework for a Data Center Moratorium,' presented by Reps. Lara Cadena, Chávez, and Rubio — the formal beginning of the 2027 legislative fight. The same agenda carried David Baake on data-center air and water, and the PRC's Agata Malek on large-load demand.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — STTC agenda, Aug 10–11 2026 (PDF)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Agendas/STTCageAug10.26.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL126", "type": "claim", "label": "The PILOT is 0.218% of the bond — and the county keeps 89.9% of it", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "pilot" ], "summary": "The arithmetic, from the lease-derived allocations: IRB authorization $165,000,000,000; PILOT $360,000,000 over 30 years = 0.218% of the bond; $12,000,000/year = 0.0073%.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL127", "type": "claim", "label": "What hosting $165 billion is worth per student: $70 (Gadsden), $10 (LCPS)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "education" ], "summary": "Derived arithmetic, inputs shown: Gadsden ISD $820,456 ÷ 11,701 students (2024–25) = $70.12/student/year. Las Cruces Public Schools $240,018 ÷ ~23,268 (2025–26) = $10.32/student/year.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL128", "type": "claim", "label": "The county holds title during the bond term — and does not keep it", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "governance" ], "summary": "Doña Ana County holds legal title to the land and improvements during the bond term and leases back to the developer entities — the mechanism producing the property-tax benefit.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL129", "type": "claim", "label": "No reclamation, decommissioning, or restoration obligation exists", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "governance" ], "summary": "No decommissioning, remediation, reclamation, restoration, bond, surety, escrow, or letter of credit appears in the IRB lease documents; reporting states explicitly that 'there are no pledges in the leases related to pollution or energy…", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL130", "type": "claim", "label": "The site is outside the nonattainment boundary — but inside the airshed", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air" ], "summary": "From NMED's own modeling review: the facility is ~3.6 mi south of Santa Teresa with the Sunland Park ozone nonattainment area ~6.0 miles east-southeast; the area is Marginal under the 2015 ozone NAAQS.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI modeling review (Jun 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL131", "type": "claim", "label": "The current permit's numbers: 37.2 tpy NOx — minor for PSD, major for Title V", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air" ], "summary": "Verified directly against NMED's modeling review (8,760 hr/yr): NOx (as NO2) 8.494 lb/hr = 37.2 tpy; CO 36.815 lb/hr = 161.2 tpy; PM10/PM2.5 17.214 lb/hr = 75.4 tpy; SO2 0.09 tpy; total HAPs ~1.42 tpy (methanol 1.15, benzene 0.20, xylenes…", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI modeling review (Jun 16 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI (PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL132", "type": "claim", "label": "Protests cannot stop the pumping — by statute", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "legal" ], "summary": "NMSA 1978 § 72-12-22: an owner may drill and use a replacement well within 100 feet of the original BEFORE applying, publishing, or being heard, where delay would cause serious economic loss; owners claiming injury cannot enjoin the…", "sources": [ { "label": "NM Legislature — HB0054 (2026, § 72-12-22 amendment)", "url": "https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/26%20Regular/bills/house/HB0054.HTML", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report (PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL133", "type": "claim", "label": "The project would consume roughly 46% of the sod farm's entire water right", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "The right: 2013-03-28 permit authorizes 2,596.47 afa across 32,020.56 acres; Santa Teresa Capital holds 2,400 afa (LRG-3150-E; 196.47 to IHR Holdings under LRG-3150-EA); priority dates 1971/1970/1966; 28 authorized points of diversion.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report & recommendation (PDF)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL134", "type": "claim", "label": "Oracle's own water numbers, on the record", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "From Oracle's public statements (Water Facts blog; NPR, June 2026): potable from CRRUA at avg 20,000 gpd / peak 60,000; construction water from the sod farm, not fixed; cooling initial fill 960,000 gal one-time; power-plant maintenance…", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle — Project Jupiter Water Facts (Apr 27 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiter-water-facts-2026-04-27/", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL135", "type": "claim", "label": "New Mexico has no data-center tax break — the exemption is structural", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "governance" ], "summary": "No enacted data-center tax incentive exists (SB 26 (2021) did not advance; NMSA § 7-9-56.2 is a 1998 web-hosting deduction, not data-center specific).", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County — IRB Inducement Resolution (PDF)", "url": "https://haussamen.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/8.26.25.IRBResolution.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJC124", "type": "concept", "label": "Vested rights in New Mexico — two prongs, one soft", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "legal", "governance" ], "summary": "Controlling: Brazos Land, Inc. v. Board of County Commissioners, 1993-NMCA-013. Two elements: (1) approval by the regulatory body; (2) substantial change in position in reliance thereon.", "sources": [ { "label": "Brazos Land v. Board of County Commissioners (1993-NMCA-013)", "url": "https://law.justia.com/cases/new-mexico/court-of-appeals/1993/12340-2.html", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "NMELC — OMA complaint (PDF)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Final-Complaint-Open-Meetings-Act-Lawsuit-Exs.-1-3-endorsed_-02-06-26.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJD52", "type": "document", "label": "NMED — YGI Microgrid Modeling Review Report (Jun 16 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "air", "primary-source" ], "summary": "The state's own numbers for the current permit, authored by NMED modeler Sahil Kassanjee: 37.2 tons of NOx a year, 161.2 of CO, 75.4 of particulates — a minor source for PSD purposes, while the site 'will be a major source for Title V.' Conclusion, verbatim: 'The permit can be issued based on this modeling analysis.'", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI Microgrid modeling review (PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL136", "type": "claim", "label": "$32,400 to Padilla from the Alarid cluster — in one day, nine months after the amendment", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "money", "influence" ], "summary": "CFIS-recorded contributions to Sen. Michael Padilla, ALL dated 2025-12-24: Alarid Consulting $5,000 + $5,000 + $2,400; Elizabeth Alarid $5,000 + $5,000; Vanessa Alarid $5,000 + $5,000 = $32,400.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM CFIS — contribution records", "url": "https://login.cfis.sos.state.nm.us/registrant.html#/index", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE121", "type": "event", "label": "The commissioner who said no joins the ticket (Jul 29–30 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "electoral" ], "summary": "Stephanie Garcia Richard — the Land Commissioner who twice denied the pipeline's state-land crossings — won the Democratic State Central Committee vote for lieutenant governor, 53% to Sen. Harold Pope's 46%, joining Deb Haaland on the first all-female major-party ticket in state history. The office that said no is now on the ballot twice: once through her successor's race, once through her.", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM — Garcia Richard wins the nomination", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/2026/07/30/new-mexico-land-commissioner-garcia-richard-wins-democratic-lieutenant-governor-nomination/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "KRWG — SCC election result", "url": "https://www.krwg.org/krwg-news/2026-07-30/stephanie-garcia-richard-wins-dpnm-lieutenant-governor-scc-election", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJE122", "type": "event", "label": "The Supreme Court enters the Rio Grande decree (May 26 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "water", "legal" ], "summary": "In a single paragraph, the U.S. Supreme Court ended a thirteen-year interstate water case — and put New Mexico under an obligation to take water out of use in the same basin the campus draws from. The order enters the proposed final decree and discharges the Special Master. Under it, New Mexico must achieve 18,200 acre-feet a year of depletion reduction in the Lower Rio Grande within ten years — at least half of it within five.", "sources": [ { "label": "U.S. Supreme Court — Order List, May 26 2026 (verbatim entry)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/052626zor_6j36.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Special Master — Fourth Interim Report & Compact Decree (No. 22O141)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22O141/395802/20260209140154807_No.%2022O141%20Report%20of%20the%20Special%20Master.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "NM OSE — Lower Rio Grande Water Rights Purchase Program", "url": "https://www.ose.nm.gov/LRGWRPP/index.php", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "Governor's office — Supreme Court approves the settlement", "url": "https://www.governor.state.nm.us/2026/05/28/u-s-supreme-court-approves-rio-grande-compact-settlement-agreement-ends-13-year-interstate-dispute/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL137", "type": "claim", "label": "New Mexico must retire 18,200 acre-feet a year of depletion in this basin", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "legal" ], "summary": "OSE's own program page states the requirement plainly: 'the state of New Mexico must achieve 18,200 acre-feet of depletion reduction within 10 years of the agreement's effective date.' The purchase-program presentation puts it as…", "sources": [ { "label": "NM OSE — LRG Water Rights Purchase Program", "url": "https://www.ose.nm.gov/LRGWRPP/index.php", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM OSE — purchase program presentation (PDF)", "url": "https://www.ose.nm.gov/LRGWRPP/Documents/LRG_PurchaseProgramOutreachPresentation.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NM OSE/ISC — Groundwater Settlement Agreement with appendices (PDF)", "url": "https://www.ose.nm.gov/ISC/documents/Groundwater%20Settlement%20Agreement%20w%20appendices.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL138", "type": "claim", "label": "Nothing in the decree reconciles a new industrial groundwater user with the retirement obligation", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water", "legal", "gap" ], "summary": "A documented absence, and the sharpest thing in this record. The decree is SECTOR-NEUTRAL on its face — a net depletion target, with no allocation formula separating agricultural, municipal, and industrial use.", "sources": [ { "label": "Texas Tribune — settlement is sector-neutral (negotiator quoted)", "url": "https://www.texastribune.org/2026/05/28/texas-new-mexico-rio-grande-water-dispute-supreme-court-settlement/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Somach — Supreme Court enters decree: obligations and reporting", "url": "https://somachlaw.com/policy-alert/supreme-court-enters-decree-approving-settlement-in-texas-v-new-mexico/", "kind": "other" }, { "label": "NPR — Worries over water (the collision, June 2026)", "url": "https://www.npr.org/2026/06/12/nx-s1-5786551/worries-over-water-as-a-giant-data-center-moves-into-the-new-mexico-desert", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Big Bend Sentinel — the clock is ticking on the cuts", "url": "https://bigbendsentinel.com/2026/08/04/the-clock-is-ticking-for-new-mexico-to-cut-rio-grande-water-use/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL139", "type": "claim", "label": "Oracle's August 2026 water statement: 'nine single family homes'", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "water" ], "summary": "Oracle published a second water statement on 2026-08-11 ('Project Jupiter's Water Use: What Southern New Mexico Residents Should Know'), characterizing the campus's ongoing water use as roughly 168,000 gallons a year — 'just nine single…", "sources": [ { "label": "Oracle — Project Jupiter's Water Use (Aug 11 2026)", "url": "https://www.oracle.com/news/announcement/blog/project-jupiters-water-use-what-southern-new-mexico-residents-should-know-2026-08-11/", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJD53", "type": "document", "label": "U.S. Supreme Court — Order entering the Rio Grande final decree (May 26 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "document", "water", "legal", "primary-source" ], "summary": "One paragraph on an order list that reorders water rights across a basin: the Court enters the proposed final decree in Texas v. New Mexico, No. 141 Original, and discharges the Special Master with thanks. The substance lives in Appendix A to his Fourth Interim Report — the Consent Decree Supporting the Rio Grande Compact.", "sources": [ { "label": "Order List: 608 U.S., May 26 2026 (PDF)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/orders/courtorders/052626zor_6j36.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" }, { "label": "Fourth Interim Report of the Special Master (PDF)", "url": "https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22O141/395802/20260209140154807_No.%2022O141%20Report%20of%20the%20Special%20Master.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJC125", "type": "concept", "label": "The Paso del Norte airshed — one bowl, three jurisdictions", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "air" ], "summary": "A topographic basin walled by the Franklin Mountains (east), the Sierra de Juárez (southwest), with Mount Cristo Rey between — holding El Paso, Sunland Park, and Ciudad Juárez, ~2.7M people sharing one air mass across two countries and…", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Air Quality Issues in Doña Ana County (Feb 14 2024, PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/02/Air-Quality-Issues-in-Dona-Ana-County_14Feb2024.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL140", "type": "claim", "label": "A thirty-year recovery, one part per billion from the finish line", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air" ], "summary": "Ozone design values (ppb; standard = 70) from EPA's design-value workbooks. Desert View/Sunland Park (35-013-0021): 78 (2018-20) → 79 → 72 → 68 (2023-25) — BELOW the standard.", "sources": [ { "label": "EPA — air quality design values", "url": "https://www.epa.gov/air-trends/air-quality-design-values", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "EPA Green Book — NM nonattainment areas", "url": "https://www3.epa.gov/airquality/greenbook/anayo_nm.html", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL141", "type": "claim", "label": "The monitor nearest the facility has invalid data — and the permit requires none", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air", "gap" ], "summary": "The Santa Teresa monitor (35-013-0022), ~3.3 miles from the proposed site and the closest to it, produced INVALID data for the last two consecutive design periods (completeness failure).", "sources": [ { "label": "EPA — design values (validity flags)", "url": "https://www.epa.gov/air-trends/air-quality-design-values", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "NMED — YGI modeling review (PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL142", "type": "claim", "label": "Nonattainment since 1995 — and Doña Ana has two such areas", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air" ], "summary": "Original 'Sunland Park area' 1-hour ozone nonattainment effective 1995-07-12 (60 FR 30789), covering Sunland Park, SANTA TERESA by name, and La Union.", "sources": [ { "label": "60 FR 30789 — original designation", "url": "https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-1995-06-12/html/95-14339.htm", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "40 CFR § 81.332", "url": "https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/40/81.332", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "EPA Green Book", "url": "https://www3.epa.gov/airquality/greenbook/anayo_nm.html", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL143", "type": "claim", "label": "The international excuse was proposed in 2023 and never finalized", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "air", "legal" ], "summary": "Under Clean Air Act §179B the region argued it would have attained but for Ciudad Juárez emissions — inventory: Juárez ≈64% of regional NOx and 67% of VOC; HYSPLIT back-trajectories put Mexican-airspace influence on 80% of exceedance days…", "sources": [ { "label": "88 FR 14095 — proposed §179B determination (PDF)", "url": "https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2023-03-07/pdf/2023-04634.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "TCEQ — El Paso County §179B demonstration (PDF)", "url": "https://www.tceq.texas.gov/downloads/air-quality/modeling/international-transport/179b-demonstration-for-el-paso-county.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "EPA Green Book (no final action listed)", "url": "https://www3.epa.gov/airquality/greenbook/anayo_nm.html", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJC126", "type": "concept", "label": "No instrument asks what the basin can hold", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "concept", "air", "governance" ], "summary": "Four instruments govern this permit and each asks a different question: the nonattainment BOUNDARY asks where the source sits; §179B asks whose emissions caused the exceedance; the permit THRESHOLD asks how much this one source emits…", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — YGI modeling review (PDF)", "url": "https://cloud.env.nm.gov/resources/_translator.php/Zjk1ZGJmOWM2YzhiYTJiYTUyZjYzMTA3MF8yMzYxODE~.pdf", "kind": "government" }, { "label": "40 CFR § 81.332", "url": "https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/40/81.332", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL144", "type": "claim", "label": "The permit before NMED is phase one, not the campus", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "air", "land" ], "summary": "County land records document a 702.28-acre parcel deeded to SI SNM01Expansion, LLC — whose ultimate ownership is not established in this record — larger than the entire publicly announced ~1,200-1,400-acre footprint — alongside separate…", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instrument #2525188 (reviewed)", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL145", "type": "claim", "label": "Who breathes it: the burden that already exists", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "air", "health", "equity" ], "summary": "The communities named in the designations — Sunland Park, Santa Teresa, La Union, Anthony — are border communities, largely Hispanic, including ~37 colonias with ~13,000 residents county-wide.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMED — Air Quality Issues in Doña Ana County (PDF)", "url": "https://www.env.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/02/Air-Quality-Issues-in-Dona-Ana-County_14Feb2024.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE123", "type": "event", "label": "Elevate settles — and its sole funder is the permit applicant (Jul 24 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "astroturf", "money", "governance" ], "summary": "The secretive Virginia nonprofit that lobbied Secretary Kenney to approve the air permit turned out to be funded by one entity: the company applying for it. Under a settlement with the State Ethics Commission, Elevate New Mexico registered and disclosed $3,667,000 in contributions — all of it from Yucca Growth Infrastructure — and $419,478 in advertising expenditures.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM State Ethics Commission — complaint (Apr 17 2026, PDF)", "url": "https://www.sec.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-17-SEC-v.-Elevate-Compl.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL146", "type": "claim", "label": "Elevate New Mexico was funded entirely by the air-permit applicant", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "claim", "astroturf", "money" ], "summary": "$3,667,000 in contributions to Elevate New Mexico, all from Yucca Growth Infrastructure LLC; $419,478.44 spent on advertising urging NMED to approve the permits Yucca had applied for.", "sources": [ { "label": "NM State Ethics Commission — complaint (PDF)", "url": "https://www.sec.nm.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-04-17-SEC-v.-Elevate-Compl.pdf", "kind": "filing" } ] }, { "id": "PJO123", "type": "organization", "label": "Xomad", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "organization", "astroturf", "marketing" ], "summary": "The marketing firm that ran a paid influencer campaign for the project in the two weeks before the comment period closed — the same firm the state had hired for its Medicaid outreach. The Health Care Authority says it knew nothing about the Jupiter work.", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM / KANW — Xomad influencer campaign (June 2026)", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "California influencer-marketing firm; recruited New Mexico social-media creators for a paid Project Jupiter campaign, June 17–30, 2026. Also the firm behind the state Health Care Authority's 'Renew NM' Medicaid campaign." }, { "id": "PJE124", "type": "event", "label": "A paid influencer campaign runs in the fortnight before comments close (Jun 17–30 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "astroturf" ], "summary": "Xomad recruited New Mexico influencers for a paid campaign running June 17–30 — days before the July 6 comment deadline. A slide deck reviewed by Source NM identified it as Project Jupiter work even though the outreach emails did not name the project. Stated goals included building trust on fuel and water safety and helping 'increase positive comments.'", "sources": [ { "label": "Source NM / KANW — Xomad campaign reporting", "url": "https://sourcenm.com/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL147", "type": "claim", "label": "The applicant told NMED, on a signed form, that Doña Ana County owns the plant", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "claim", "irb", "ownership" ], "summary": "Permit application Section 1-A, item 3: “Plant Owner(s) name(s): Doña Ana County, 845 N. Motel Blvd, Las Cruces, NM 88007.” The IRB title structure — county holds title for the 30-year bond term, then ownership passes to the companies' shareholders — confirmed on a document the county does not control.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid (describing the applications)", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ] }, { "id": "PJE125", "type": "event", "label": "The land/water split is created (Dec 23 2013 — Instrument #1330941)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "event", "water", "land" ], "summary": "Recorded 2013-12-23, 79 pages. Recitals A and B: Paseo Del Norte and Santa Teresa Land acquired the land from the Verde entities, which reserved easements over the wells in OSE file LRG-3150 — the land sold, the water kept. Section 3.1 grants the landowner the right to relocate wells “to accommodate development or redevelopment,” subject to equal-or-greater capacity and State Engineer approval. Written 2013; exercised 2025.", "date": "2013-12-23", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — Instrument #1330941 (Dec 23 2013)", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJP161", "type": "person", "label": "Gilbert G. Mesa", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "Signed the October 21, 2025 emergency well letter to the State Engineer's office as agent for Santa Teresa Capital — the letter stating three wells had failed and listing the industrial project's construction schedule among the reasons for emergency authorization.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report on LRG-03150-E (Aug 20 2025)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Agent for Santa Teresa Capital, LLC" }, { "id": "PJP162", "type": "person", "label": "Christopher O. Lyons", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "The land side of the 2013 split: his entities acquired the Santa Teresa acreage in December 2013 while the Verde entities reserved the well easements. Signs for both landholding companies; the emergency well's point of diversion sits on Paseo Del Norte land.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "President, Paseo Del Norte LLC and Santa Teresa Land LLC" }, { "id": "PJP163", "type": "person", "label": "David Birdwell", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "Signed the 2013 easement agreement (Instrument #1330941) for all three Verde entities — the document that kept the water rights with Verde while the land passed to the Lyons entities.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "COO, Verde Realty Operating Partnership" }, { "id": "PJP164", "type": "person", "label": "Jesse Lovegren", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "One of the two Trinity Consultants preparers of the air-permit applications — the East and West gas-turbine filings and the 648-page YGI Microgrid application.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "role_line": "Consultant, Trinity Consultants" }, { "id": "PJP165", "type": "person", "label": "Jaimy Karacaoglu", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "One of the two Trinity Consultants preparers of the air-permit applications — the East and West gas-turbine filings and the 648-page YGI Microgrid application.", "sources": [ { "label": "NMELC — initial letter re: YGI Microgrid", "url": "https://nmelc.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Initial-Letter-re_-YGI-Microgrid-.pdf", "kind": "primary-source" } ], "role_line": "Consultant, Trinity Consultants" }, { "id": "PJP166", "type": "person", "label": "JR Hennessey", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "person", "land-water" ], "summary": "The state official to whom the October 21, 2025 emergency well letter was addressed. The action box on that application remains blank — not approved, not denied.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report on LRG-03150-E (Aug 20 2025)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ], "role_line": "Deputy District IV Supervisor, NM Office of the State Engineer" }, { "id": "PJO124", "type": "organization", "label": "Santa Teresa Land LLC", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Landholding company, president Christopher O. Lyons. Acquired part of the Santa Teresa assembly in the December 2013 transaction. NOT Santa Teresa Capital (the water company) and NOT Santa Teresa LLC — three distinct entities that share a place-name.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO125", "type": "organization", "label": "Paseo Del Norte LLC", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Landholding company, president Christopher O. Lyons. Acquired land in the 2013 split; the emergency well's point of diversion sits on its land; mortgaged to HD Lending in 2024, with parcels released as they sold into the 2025 assembly.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO126", "type": "organization", "label": "The Verde entities (VROP · VST · VBI)", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Verde Realty Operating Partnership and its affiliates — the water side of the 2013 split. Sold the land, reserved easements over the wells in OSE file LRG-3150, signed by COO David Birdwell. Descend from Verde Realty; notice address c/o IDI, Atlanta.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO127", "type": "organization", "label": "IDI", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Atlanta real-estate firm that merged with Verde Realty in 2013; the notice address for the Verde entities in the easement agreement.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO128", "type": "organization", "label": "Blank Rome LLP", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Counsel to Paseo Del Norte in the 2013 easement agreement — notice address at The Chrysler Building, New York.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO129", "type": "organization", "label": "Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "San Francisco — recording counsel on the Paseo Del Norte option in the land assembly.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO130", "type": "organization", "label": "Kirkland & Ellis LLP", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Chicago — counsel on the SI SNM01Expansion conveyance in the November 2025 closing. Two top-five national firms on a set of Doña Ana County land deeds is a statement about transaction weight.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO131", "type": "organization", "label": "RnM Water Solutions", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Well driller (License 1828) named on the emergency well application; the existing well was plugged.", "sources": [ { "label": "OSE — hearing officer report on LRG-03150-E (Aug 20 2025)", "url": "https://api.realfile.rtsclients.com/PublicFiles/5f809ddfc9864dad89f9d03375144a14/a3304a88-9226-4245-8053-088e86c73e8f/2025-08-20%20Report%20%20Recommendation.pdf", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO132", "type": "organization", "label": "Hecate Energy", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Utility-scale solar and storage developer holding recorded lease memoranda (2021 and 2026) on land in the same assembly. Lease memoranda are land positions, not built projects — this record does not claim the campus could have been solar; it records that solar developers hold positions there.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO133", "type": "organization", "label": "EDF Power Solutions", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Renewables developer (EDF Renewables) holding a recorded lease memorandum (October 2025) on land in the same assembly. A land position, not a built project.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO134", "type": "organization", "label": "HD Lending LLC", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "Mortgagee of Paseo Del Norte since April 2024, with partial releases recorded as parcels sold into the assembly — including one six days after the BorderPlex deed.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJO135", "type": "organization", "label": "SI SNM01Expansion, LLC", "verification": "primary-source", "tags": [ "organization", "land-water" ], "summary": "The entity that received the 702-acre parcel in the November 12, 2025 closing — larger than the announced campus footprint. What this record can say about it is what the deed says: the name, the parcel, and the date. Its ultimate ownership is not established in this record.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJCL148", "type": "claim", "label": "Two new domains appear in the record: forgegrowthinfra.com and forgejupiter.com", "verification": "caveated", "tags": [ "claim", "entities" ], "summary": "Two domain names surfaced in the August 2026 research pass. Recorded as leads; what they name, and for whom, is not yet established.", "sources": [ { "label": "Doña Ana County Clerk — recorded instruments", "url": "https://www.donaanacounty.org/", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE126", "type": "event", "label": "Community Monitoring Committee created (Resolution 2026-101, Aug 11 2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "county", "oversight" ], "summary": "Eleven residents — two per commission district plus a third from the chair's — with authority to write their own bylaws and hold independent information forums on Project Jupiter. Members may hold no financial interest for or against the project. County provides logistics, Spanish interpretation, and an advising attorney; management is directed to ask the project's companies to participate. Interest forms due Aug 31; appointments by Sep 4.", "date": "2026-08-11", "sources": [ { "label": "Organ Mountain News — county seeks 11 residents for monitoring committee (Aug 15 2026)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/dona-ana-county-project-jupiter-community-monitoring-committee-interest-form-2026/", "kind": "news" }, { "label": "Doña Ana County — Community Monitoring Committee interest form", "url": "https://donaana.gov/projectjupiter", "kind": "government" } ] }, { "id": "PJE127", "type": "event", "label": "County ordered under outside fiscal oversight after state special audit (2026)", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "event", "county", "audit" ], "summary": "A state special audit (May 2026) found 42 findings across county government — 19 later deemed material weaknesses by DFA, describing an environment where misuse of public money could occur undetected. DFA's June 22 order requires an outside fiscal agent for state grants until all findings are remedied; on Aug 14 the county approved the SENMEDD contract at up to $489,000 from reserves, open-ended. The audit is about county government broadly, not Project Jupiter — it describes the fiscal capacity of the institution responsible for enforcing Project Jupiter's agreement.", "date": "2026-06-22", "sources": [ { "label": "Organ Mountain News — county under outside fiscal oversight after special audit (Aug 15 2026)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/dona-ana-county-489k-fiscal-agent-special-audit-oversight-2026/", "kind": "news" } ] }, { "id": "PJP167", "type": "person", "label": "Samantha Barncastle Salopek", "verification": "confirmed", "tags": [ "person", "election" ], "summary": "Water and natural-resources attorney, unopposed in the June 2026 Republican primary for the open District 1 commission seat. Faces Daisy Maldonado in November. Ran for state Senate District 38 in 2024, losing to Sen. Carrie Hamblen by 298 votes.", "sources": [ { "label": "Organ Mountain News — Maldonado wins the D1 Democratic primary (Jun 3 2026)", "url": "https://www.organmountainnews.com/daisy-maldonado-wins-dona-ana-county-commission-district-1-primary-2026/", "kind": "news" } ], "role_line": "Attorney (water and natural-resources policy); Republican nominee, County Commission District 1" } ], "edges": [ { "source": "PJO4", "target": "PJC1", "type": "develops" }, { "source": "PJO5", "target": "PJC1", "type": "builds-operates" }, { "source": "PJO6", "target": "PJO5", "type": "owns" }, { "source": "PJO1", "target": "PJC1", "type": "tenant-of" }, { "source": "PJO1", "target": "PJO2", "type": "hosts-workloads-for" }, { "source": "PJO2", "target": "PJC1", "type": "end-user-of" }, { "source": "PJC1", "target": "PJPL1", "type": "located-in" }, { "source": "PJO1", "target": "PJO18", "type": "partner-in" }, { "source": "PJO2", "target": "PJO18", "type": "partner-in" }, { "source": "PJO3", "target": 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